QFCRA’s Perttu Korhonen and Cambridge’s Matt Grasser explore how aligning Suptech and Regtech through integrated architectures and AI creates a resilient future for financial oversight.

World Bank’s Matei Dohotaru and the Fed’s Julapa Jagtiani break down the strategic roadblocks and collaborative opportunities for Suptech across advanced and emerging economies.

BIS’s Jermy Prenio and Ramunas Baravykas of the Bank of Lithuania explore the strategic implementation of AI and data analytics in modern banking supervision.

The BoE’s Carmen Barandela and the Oesterreichische Nationalbank’s Johannes Turner break down the roadmap for achieving data consistency and fostering innovation in banking supervision.

HKMA’s Arthur Yuen and FNA’s Kimmo Soramäki explore the roadmap for Suptech innovation, highlighting Hong Kong’s journey from manual oversight to AI-driven, real-time supervision.

Manit Sahib and Wiebe Ruttenberg explore the strategic impact of DORA and NIS2, marking the shift from traditional cybersecurity to mandatory digital operational resilience.

Accenture’s Rafael Gomes and Oliver Wyman’s Oliver Wünsch outline the strategic shift required to move Suptech from experimental pilots to a core, top-down institutional priority.

Columbia University’s Patricia Mosser and Jason Healey analyze how cyber-attacks can trigger systemic financial crises through liquidity sinks and the rapid erosion of public confidence.

QFCRA’s Perttu Korhonen and Clara Machado of Banco de la República break down how the fusion of payments data and network analytics is turning financial oversight into a proactive, AI-driven discipline.

Regnology’s Joanne Horgan and Dr. Simone di Castri outline the journey from siloed reporting to the "Gen 4" era of end-to-end, AI-powered supervisory intelligence.