By PAUL O’DONOGHUE, Senior Correspondent The UK’s Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has said officials must keep pace with new aspects of technology to continue to clamp down on financial crime. The agency also flagged it has diluted its plans to “name and shame” to banks and financial institutions at the outset of investigations into financial…
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NEWS: UK’s FCA backs off ‘name and shame’ strategy; flags need for agency to stay ahead of AI-assisted fincrime

FCA: “We must stay a step ahead of the criminals, whether it is to pre-empt the way they use new technology such as AI and deep fakes or whether it is to work together with the firms we regulate, to ensure their systems and controls keep a step ahead of those seeking to exploit them,” said Steve Smart of the FCA.