Abstract
The avalanche of new EU legislation is increasing the demand for not only RegTech (regulatory technology) tools but also supervisory technology (SupTech) solutions. However, while the need for SupTech tools supporting laws such as the Data Act and the Digital Services Act can be envisaged to grow in the future; in the financial sector, the harnessing of SupTech solutions – be they developed in-house, by SupTech vendors or in cooperation with
regulators – is already well-established. Significantly, tools that leverage artificial intelligence (AI) technologies are becoming a game changer. This Policy Brief, part of a collaborative research project of Aalto University and the Stockholm School of Economics, examines opportunities as well as challenges of AI-powered SupTech tools, the uses of which have been rapidly increasing by financial regulators at both national and European levels.
regulators – is already well-established. Significantly, tools that leverage artificial intelligence (AI) technologies are becoming a game changer. This Policy Brief, part of a collaborative research project of Aalto University and the Stockholm School of Economics, examines opportunities as well as challenges of AI-powered SupTech tools, the uses of which have been rapidly increasing by financial regulators at both national and European levels.
| Original language | English |
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| Type | The policy brief examines opportunities and challenges of supervisory technology (SupTech) solutions leveraging artificial intelligence, with emphasis on the European Union’s financial sector. |
| Media of output | Aalto Blogs |
| Publisher | Aalto University |
| Number of pages | 6 |
| Publication status | Published - 6 Jun 2025 |
| MoE publication type | Not Eligible |
Keywords
- supervisory technology (SupTech); artificial intelligence, financial supervisory authorities, generative artificial intelligence (GenAI)