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🇬🇧FCA · United Kingdom

Financial Conduct Authority

The conduct regulator for UK financial services firms and markets, responsible for consumer protection, market integrity, and competition.

Its role in AI governance

The FCA applies its existing outcomes-based framework — including the Consumer Duty and senior management accountability — to firms' use of AI, rather than introducing AI-specific rules. It has explored AI adoption in financial services jointly with the Bank of England and expects firms to govern AI risks within their existing risk-management and accountability obligations.

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