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The FT Global Banking Summit. Panel L-R: Joshua Franklin, The FT; Sarah Gee, Revolut; Jayee Koffey, BNY; Rob Mason, Global Relay; David Fearne, NTT DATA
Panel L-R: Joshua Franklin, The FT; Sarah Gee, Revolut; Jayee Koffey, BNY; Rob Mason, Global Relay; David Fearne, NTT DATA. Photo: Jean Hurley

Jean Hurley

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Expert panel debated the ethics and practicalities of using AI in banks.

Following FCA CEO Nikhil Rathi’s admission that the regulator is hesitant to write detailed rules for AI, a panel of industry leaders at The FT Global Banking Summit 2025 convened to discuss how they are governing the technology in a vacuum.

​Moderated by The FT’s Joshua Franklin, the panel,

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