FINRA warns of AI as an emerging risk, stressing the need for thorough review of AI-generated content.
SEC targets ‘AI-washing,’ addressing firms that exaggerate AI use to mislead investors.
In March 2023, SEC Chairman Gary Gensler described
Artificial Intelligence as “the most transformative technology of our time, on
par with the internet and mass production of automobiles".
When any groundbreaking tool arrives, a period of adaptation
is required. This is more pronounced for regulators, who need to quickly
assimilate enough information to not only understand, but eventually govern the
technology in question. Meanwhile, that technology permeates the industry at a
breakneck pace and new habits are established, for better or worse.
The role of regulators, already under pressure, becomes even
more challenging with the advent of artificial intelligence. AI introduces
significant complexity and responsibility, making effective governance crucial.
This is a pivotal moment in human development, with lessons to be learned for
various sectors, including finance.
Below we’ll analyse the regulators’ current positions,
existing frameworks that AI already falls into, and where its regulation could
be heading.
Regulators’ Positions
SEC: In July 2023, SEC Chairman Gensler raised
concerns about AI in investment decisions, highlighting risks of tech platform
dominance and potential biases in AI models. His scepticism was notable given
that AI-generated misinformation had falsely suggested his resignation.
In June 2024, the SEC's Investor Advisory Committee held a
panel discussion on the use of AI, and Gensler reiterated his concerns,
stressing that it could lead to conflicts of interest between a platform and
its customers. He also emphasized that fundamental requirements still apply,
and “market participants still need to comply with our time-tested laws”.
Despite this, there had been little concrete guidance
provided up to that point, with some proposals discussed last year remaining
under consideration.
FINRA: In the 2024 FINRA Annual Regulatory Oversight
Report, FINRA explicitly classified AI as an ‘emerging risk’, recommending that
firms consider its pervasive impact and the regulatory consequences of its
deployment.
Ornella Bergeron, FINRA senior vice president of member
supervision, said that despite the operational efficiencies afforded by
developments in AI, there were worries.
“While these tools
can present really promising opportunities, their development has raised
concerns about things like accuracy, privacy, bias and intellectual
property."
In May 2024, FINRA
released updated FAQs to clarify its stance around AI-created content. These
essentially stressed that regulatory standards still applied, and firms were
accountable for their output regardless of whether it was generated by humans
or AI.
CFTC: The Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC)
has been relatively active around AI. In May, it released a report entitled
“Responsible Artificial Intelligence in Financial Markets: Opportunities, Risks
& Recommendations.” This seemed to signal the CFTC’s desire to oversee the
space.
The agency was concerned that AI might undermine public
trust in financial markets due to its opaque decision-making. While the CFTC
was ready to lead, the report emphasized ongoing federal collaboration and
suggested public roundtable discussions to enhance understanding and develop
transparent policies.
How Are Existing Frameworks Impacted?
Fundamental recordkeeping regulations like the SEC Marketing
Rule and FINRA rule 2210 put strong emphasis on the accuracy and integrity of
information that a firm communicates to its customers. The use of AI tools may
well jeopardize these tenets due to the unpredictable and often inaccurate
rhetoric that language models have built a reputation for.
As FINRA earlier clarified, it is the content itself that
firms will be held accountable for – the tools that are used to create it are
not necessarily relevant. This means that at the very least, all
machine-generated output should be reviewed thoroughly before publication.
AI-Washing
Despite much regulation around AI barely reaching the
proposal stage, we have already begun to see enforcement in some relevant
areas.
In March, the SEC launched enforcement actions targeting
‘AI-washing’ — accusing two investment advisory firms of exaggerating the use
of AI in their products and services to mislead investors. While the penalties
imposed in these cases were minimal, the director of the SEC’s Enforcement
Division, Gurbir Grewal, confirmed that they hoped to send a message to the
industry.
“I hope these
actions put the investment industry on notice. If you are rushing to make
claims about using AI in your investment processes to capitalize on growing
investor interest, stop. Take a step back, and ask yourselves: do these
representations accurately reflect what we are doing or are they simply
aspirational?
“If it’s the latter, your actions may constitute the type of
“AI-washing” that violates the federal securities laws.”
What’s Next?
SEC: At June’s
Investment Advisory Committee meeting, the SEC discussed rules which were
initially proposed in July 2023, addressing potential conflicts of interest
from using predictive data analytics (PDA) in investor interactions. The
proposals called for any of these conflicts of interest to be recorded, and
then quickly eliminated.
The June 6th panel
participants were largely supportive of these proposals, which are now expected
to proceed quickly. In the meantime, by quickly applying punishments and
sending a message on AI-washing, the SEC appears eager to show strength through
enforcement in more clear-cut scenarios.
FINRA: As well as confirming companies’
responsibility for chatbot generated output, the updates to FINRA’s FAQs
stressed that firms must also supervise these communications. This means that
policies and procedures must be established.
Those guidelines could address how technologies are selected
in the procurement phase, how staff are trained to use them, what level of
human oversight exists after content has been generated etc. If firms have
already adopted chatbot technology, or if they’re considering it, the next step
should be to develop this internal framework.
CFTC: The CFTC showed strong commitment to AI
regulation, advocating for public discussion and cross-agency collaboration.
Their report outlined key opportunities, risks, and recommendations for a
formal framework.
The Department of the Treasury followed with a request for
information, noting a potential shortage of skilled employees to manage AI
tools. Their involvement supports the CFTC, FINRA, and SEC’s efforts, with
regulators now using AI to aid their progress.
“The SEC has begun analyzing how generative AI models could
potentially help tackle the regulators’ workload”, said Scott Gilbert,
vice-president, risk monitoring, member supervision with FINRA, at the FINRA
conference.
The Human Touch
A recent FINRA report shows that, despite AI's growing role,
few consumers trust it for personal finance advice, supporting regulatory
concerns about AI. This skepticism suggests stricter governance is likely. As
with past delays in regulating new technologies, regulators might eventually
backdate penalties to uphold their principles. Meanwhile, firms should document
all AI and human-generated outputs to ensure comprehensive compliance.
In March 2023, SEC Chairman Gary Gensler described
Artificial Intelligence as “the most transformative technology of our time, on
par with the internet and mass production of automobiles".
When any groundbreaking tool arrives, a period of adaptation
is required. This is more pronounced for regulators, who need to quickly
assimilate enough information to not only understand, but eventually govern the
technology in question. Meanwhile, that technology permeates the industry at a
breakneck pace and new habits are established, for better or worse.
The role of regulators, already under pressure, becomes even
more challenging with the advent of artificial intelligence. AI introduces
significant complexity and responsibility, making effective governance crucial.
This is a pivotal moment in human development, with lessons to be learned for
various sectors, including finance.
Below we’ll analyse the regulators’ current positions,
existing frameworks that AI already falls into, and where its regulation could
be heading.
Regulators’ Positions
SEC: In July 2023, SEC Chairman Gensler raised
concerns about AI in investment decisions, highlighting risks of tech platform
dominance and potential biases in AI models. His scepticism was notable given
that AI-generated misinformation had falsely suggested his resignation.
In June 2024, the SEC's Investor Advisory Committee held a
panel discussion on the use of AI, and Gensler reiterated his concerns,
stressing that it could lead to conflicts of interest between a platform and
its customers. He also emphasized that fundamental requirements still apply,
and “market participants still need to comply with our time-tested laws”.
Despite this, there had been little concrete guidance
provided up to that point, with some proposals discussed last year remaining
under consideration.
FINRA: In the 2024 FINRA Annual Regulatory Oversight
Report, FINRA explicitly classified AI as an ‘emerging risk’, recommending that
firms consider its pervasive impact and the regulatory consequences of its
deployment.
Ornella Bergeron, FINRA senior vice president of member
supervision, said that despite the operational efficiencies afforded by
developments in AI, there were worries.
“While these tools
can present really promising opportunities, their development has raised
concerns about things like accuracy, privacy, bias and intellectual
property."
In May 2024, FINRA
released updated FAQs to clarify its stance around AI-created content. These
essentially stressed that regulatory standards still applied, and firms were
accountable for their output regardless of whether it was generated by humans
or AI.
CFTC: The Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC)
has been relatively active around AI. In May, it released a report entitled
“Responsible Artificial Intelligence in Financial Markets: Opportunities, Risks
& Recommendations.” This seemed to signal the CFTC’s desire to oversee the
space.
The agency was concerned that AI might undermine public
trust in financial markets due to its opaque decision-making. While the CFTC
was ready to lead, the report emphasized ongoing federal collaboration and
suggested public roundtable discussions to enhance understanding and develop
transparent policies.
How Are Existing Frameworks Impacted?
Fundamental recordkeeping regulations like the SEC Marketing
Rule and FINRA rule 2210 put strong emphasis on the accuracy and integrity of
information that a firm communicates to its customers. The use of AI tools may
well jeopardize these tenets due to the unpredictable and often inaccurate
rhetoric that language models have built a reputation for.
As FINRA earlier clarified, it is the content itself that
firms will be held accountable for – the tools that are used to create it are
not necessarily relevant. This means that at the very least, all
machine-generated output should be reviewed thoroughly before publication.
AI-Washing
Despite much regulation around AI barely reaching the
proposal stage, we have already begun to see enforcement in some relevant
areas.
In March, the SEC launched enforcement actions targeting
‘AI-washing’ — accusing two investment advisory firms of exaggerating the use
of AI in their products and services to mislead investors. While the penalties
imposed in these cases were minimal, the director of the SEC’s Enforcement
Division, Gurbir Grewal, confirmed that they hoped to send a message to the
industry.
“I hope these
actions put the investment industry on notice. If you are rushing to make
claims about using AI in your investment processes to capitalize on growing
investor interest, stop. Take a step back, and ask yourselves: do these
representations accurately reflect what we are doing or are they simply
aspirational?
“If it’s the latter, your actions may constitute the type of
“AI-washing” that violates the federal securities laws.”
What’s Next?
SEC: At June’s
Investment Advisory Committee meeting, the SEC discussed rules which were
initially proposed in July 2023, addressing potential conflicts of interest
from using predictive data analytics (PDA) in investor interactions. The
proposals called for any of these conflicts of interest to be recorded, and
then quickly eliminated.
The June 6th panel
participants were largely supportive of these proposals, which are now expected
to proceed quickly. In the meantime, by quickly applying punishments and
sending a message on AI-washing, the SEC appears eager to show strength through
enforcement in more clear-cut scenarios.
FINRA: As well as confirming companies’
responsibility for chatbot generated output, the updates to FINRA’s FAQs
stressed that firms must also supervise these communications. This means that
policies and procedures must be established.
Those guidelines could address how technologies are selected
in the procurement phase, how staff are trained to use them, what level of
human oversight exists after content has been generated etc. If firms have
already adopted chatbot technology, or if they’re considering it, the next step
should be to develop this internal framework.
CFTC: The CFTC showed strong commitment to AI
regulation, advocating for public discussion and cross-agency collaboration.
Their report outlined key opportunities, risks, and recommendations for a
formal framework.
The Department of the Treasury followed with a request for
information, noting a potential shortage of skilled employees to manage AI
tools. Their involvement supports the CFTC, FINRA, and SEC’s efforts, with
regulators now using AI to aid their progress.
“The SEC has begun analyzing how generative AI models could
potentially help tackle the regulators’ workload”, said Scott Gilbert,
vice-president, risk monitoring, member supervision with FINRA, at the FINRA
conference.
The Human Touch
A recent FINRA report shows that, despite AI's growing role,
few consumers trust it for personal finance advice, supporting regulatory
concerns about AI. This skepticism suggests stricter governance is likely. As
with past delays in regulating new technologies, regulators might eventually
backdate penalties to uphold their principles. Meanwhile, firms should document
all AI and human-generated outputs to ensure comprehensive compliance.
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Transformation in the APAC Trading Landscape and Beyond | FMPS:24
As the financial services industry experiences rapid and transformative changes, leading fintech experts and policymakers come together to discuss the present and future of retail trading and the evolving regulatory landscape. Join this insightful session for a forward-looking perspective on the trends, innovations, and trader needs that are shaping the future of offerings on a global scale.
Speakers:
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Rhys Bollen, Senior Executive Leader, Digital Assets, Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC)
Michael Bogoevski, Head of Institutional Sales, CMC Connect
Karin Setchell, General Manager, Product & Investing Solutions, CommSec
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Speakers:
Eric Blewitt, CEO, Investment Trends
Rhys Bollen, Senior Executive Leader, Digital Assets, Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC)
Michael Bogoevski, Head of Institutional Sales, CMC Connect
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In this Finance Magnates Executive Interview, Joe Li, Chairman at ATFX and Simon Naish, Country Head of Australia at ATFX Connect, discuss ATFX’s strategic growth in the APAC region, particularly focusing on their institutional arm, ATFX Connect. They highlight the importance of Australia as a strategic hub, the challenges of operating in a highly competitive and regulated market, and their plans for regional expansion across APAC. The conversation touches on the integration of advanced technology and multi-asset offerings, the significance of optimal execution tools, and the importance of tailoring solutions to meet the sophisticated demands of institutional clients. They also emphasize their strong regulatory compliance and their commitment to enhancing client experience through innovative tools and infrastructure.
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In this Finance Magnates Executive Interview, Joe Li, Chairman at ATFX and Simon Naish, Country Head of Australia at ATFX Connect, discuss ATFX’s strategic growth in the APAC region, particularly focusing on their institutional arm, ATFX Connect. They highlight the importance of Australia as a strategic hub, the challenges of operating in a highly competitive and regulated market, and their plans for regional expansion across APAC. The conversation touches on the integration of advanced technology and multi-asset offerings, the significance of optimal execution tools, and the importance of tailoring solutions to meet the sophisticated demands of institutional clients. They also emphasize their strong regulatory compliance and their commitment to enhancing client experience through innovative tools and infrastructure.
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Ready to Scale? Regtech in Australia, A Global View | FMPS:24
In the effort to elevate Australian fintech on the global stage, RegTech presents a unique and compelling case. Despite the increasing demand for robust compliance solutions, Australia's RegTech sector—ranked third-largest globally—remains underfunded. Join this insightful fireside chat to explore the future of Australia’s RegTech hub and its global potential.
Key discussion points include uncovering the hidden opportunities in RegTech that VCs are overlooking, the necessary steps for increased governmental support, the readiness of the local ecosystem to collaborate across global regulatory regimes, and lessons learned from other leading fintech hubs around the world.
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Dickie Currer, National Lead, Tech Australia Advocates
Deborah Young, CEO, The RegTech Association
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Key discussion points include uncovering the hidden opportunities in RegTech that VCs are overlooking, the necessary steps for increased governmental support, the readiness of the local ecosystem to collaborate across global regulatory regimes, and lessons learned from other leading fintech hubs around the world.
Speakers:
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Resilience in Trading: From Third Class To World Class | FMPS:24
Join Mario Singh, Founder and Chairman of Fullerton Markets, as he shares his life story, highlighting the traits that were required starting without financial knowledge to become a financial and trading expert recognised by world-renowned media like CNBC & Bloomberg.
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IBs and Brokers: The Good, The Bad, The Ugly | FMPS:24
For most brokers, IBs and trading educators are invaluable partners, driving highly targeted traffic from key regions. However, without proper management, these relationships can quickly turn sour. In this session, gain an insider’s perspective on the types of licenses IBs need in APAC, the crucial details in IB agreements that both parties must scrutinize, common disputes between IBs and brokers and effective resolutions, and the pros and cons of transitioning from IB to broker.
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Melody Gao, Senior Lawyer, Sophie Grace
James Perry-Keene, Head of Strategic Partnerships, Pepperstone
Christopher Balanzategui, CEO, N3tworx
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Melody Gao, Senior Lawyer, Sophie Grace
James Perry-Keene, Head of Strategic Partnerships, Pepperstone
Christopher Balanzategui, CEO, N3tworx
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