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Central Banking’s regtech and suptech interviews are an in-depth exploration of the pioneering work at central banks and supervisory authorities.

In the second instalment of the three-part series, supervisors focus on how they are already using or plan to use artificial intelligence.

Supervisors are aiming for “more reach, speed and precision” in a world where the financial system is changing rapidly, with increasingly integrated and complex processes driven by fintech.

Worldwide, these AI applications are enabling a shift to a proactive supervisory approach, where AI flags anomalies for human experts to investigate, significantly streamlining regulatory compliance monitoring and enhancing risk assessment capabilities.

Central Banking spoke with teams at the Central Bank of Brazil, Qatar Financial Centre Regulatory Authority, National Bank of Georgia and Peru’s Superintendency of Banking, Insurance and Private Pension Fund Administrators. 

Download part two of the Regtech and suptech in central banks 2026 case studies: advancing with AI