Matt Grasser co-moderated the Computational Regulation & Supervision – Harmonising Form and Function for Actionable Intelligence roundtable session in Tokyo at the Japan FinTech Festival. Matt and his partner-moderator Robert Wardrop convened global financial experts to discuss computational supervision and the potential revolutionary effects of AI and automation on financial oversight. Future goals discussed include changing burdensome regulatory reporting to agile real-time data analysis, shifting from impersonal spreadsheets to intelligent, human-intensive risk assessment, and equipping supervisors with ethical and efficient processes to use locally and nationally.
This pivotal roundtable with leading policymakers and think tanks explored how technology empowers financial authorities. With a deep dive into the challenges and opportunities of this paradigm shift, this event will help shape navigation through the frontiers of SupTech, paving the way for a smarter, more efficient global financial system.
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