Compliance & Standards

AI-Powered SupTech for Financial Inclusion: How Emerging Market Authorities Can Unlock Its Potential

Brief argues that AI-powered SupTech can help authorities in emerging markets improve support, regulation, and supervision to advance financial inclusion, but requires stronger legal foundations, risk management, digital transformation, and collaboration.

Topics: regulation, ai, market research, adoption, risk

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