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This briefing note summarizes the latest DataTalk session, held in November 2022. Members discussed alternative credit scoring, the data used for building them, and leveraging AI and ML to analyze changing sets of information.

This briefing note summarizes the latest DataTalk session, held in October 2022. Members discussed developments in the data created and analyzed by the market, and how geopolitical moves shape information flows.

This briefing note summarizes the latest DataTalk session, held in September 2022. Members, discussed Cross-border privacy rule systems and impacts on Financial Data in Asia.

This briefing note summarizes the latest DataTalk session, held in August 2022. Members, in conversation with the IIF Insurance team, discussed data, AI, and implications for insurance. Highlights include a need for better regulatory coordination and for activity-based regulation.

This report provides a list of recommendations to financial ecosystem stakeholders—including policymakers, regulators/supervisors, financial institutions, and tech firms—on actions they can each take to help drive digital transformation in financial services.

The IIF has provided comment on the U.S. Federal Register Request for Information and Comment on Financial Institutions’ Use of Artificial Intelligence, including Machine Learning, published on March 31, 2021. 

The third session of the IIF’s DataTalk forum, our interactive discussion forum with knowledge partner the Oliver Wyman Forum, focused on artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) explainability.

Catherine Parry, Founder and CEO of DeepView, outlines the key trends in social media security and online surveillance technologies that have emerged through the COVID ‘Work From Home’ era.

Deem Finance CRO Torsten Kleine Buening joins us to discuss the ethical use of data and preserving customer trust, and the implications of the COVID experience for technologies such as digital identity and machine learning.

Climate risk, the Ethical use of data, and digital transformation were the dominant themes of the annual RiskMinds conference, as leading CROs Jaco Grobler and Peter Deans join us to discuss.

"Regtech" is the use of new technologies to solve regulatory and compliance requirements more effectively and efficiently. In the report "Regtech in f

Collapsing costs in computing, geometric growth in data, and intense competition between deep-pocketed companies have begun delivering breakthroughs i