Artificial intelligence

Mar

The AI paradox in fraud & AML: Why more tech means more humans in 2026

We were all sold a very specific promise about Artificial Intelligence (AI): it would streamline operations, radically reduce overhead, and make fraud and AML compliance a breeze. But if you are leading a risk team in 2026, you are likely staring at a budget and headcount that are higher than…

Jan

Banking Research

Mastercard’s new service signals the shift from AI that speaks to AI that acts

For a technology often accused of being all talk and no action, artificial intelligence is finally getting a job. On January 27th, Mastercard announced the launch of its Agent Suite, a set of tools designed to help banks and retailers build, test, and deploy “agentic” systems. These are not your…

Jan

Fintech Research

Singapore pioneers framework for responsible Agentic AI

In the corporate world, when things go wrong, the investigation almost always boils down to a single, anchoring question: “Who approved this?”. For decades, this question worked. Decisions were made by people, systems merely executed them, and responsibility could be traced back to a specific role or signature. But we…

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