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New York Mayor Criticizes Netanyahu's UN Speech as Full of Falsehoods
Drug developer City Therapeutics files for US IPO as biotech listings surge
Chinese President Xi Jinping and Former U.S. President Donald Trump Discuss Global Issues
FirstFT: Xi Jinping says US and China must ‘coexist in peace’ at White House summit
MGM Resorts Eyeing Bid for Barry Diller’s People Incorporated
Trump and Xi Agree to Collaborate on Hosting 2026 APEC and G20 Meetings
Airbus alerts customers to A321neo defect potentially affecting over 500 aircraft, Air Current reports
Trump-Xi summit in Washington features great fanfare but low expectations
S&P 500 ends marginally lower as investors focus on US-Iran war
France to Deploy Troops and Air Defenses to Saudi Arabia's Yanbu Amid Rising Houthi Attacks
China and US Delegations Announce New Trade Arrangement
Trump Administration Seeks to Stabilize Ties During Summit With Xi
Oil Prices Surge Following Houthi Attacks on Saudi Arabia
Meta Launches Muse Charm Device to Compete in AI Consumer Market
Tech Titans Will Mingle With Trump and Xi at State Dinner
French President Macron Proposes Double Moratorium in Ukraine Conflict
NATO's Rutte: Putin 'Not Playing Ball' in Ukraine Peace Talks
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Big Take: This Isn't Your Grandparents' UN
OpenAI breach of Australian government linked to wider AI hacking campaign
Australia’s rival football giants kick off global growth push
Why New Delhi is a battleground in the fight over Tata
France to Deploy Troops and Defense Systems to Protect Saudi Oil Terminal
Soybean futures slip as traders await China trade news
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State Dinner for President Xi at the White House Announced
US Stocks Mixed as Treasury Yields Rise Amid Iran Negotiations
NYSE Short Interest Increases by 2.7% in Mid-September
Massachusetts Is Investigating Gambling Companies’ Use of A.I.
NASDAQ Rises Slightly While S&P 500 and Dow Jones Decline
Oil jumps for second straight day as U.S.-Iran diplomatic breakthrough hopes fade
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Trump and Xi agreed to support each other in hosting APEC, G20 summits, Xinhua reports
New Tech Issuance Repricing Existing Debt: Rosner
South Korea to Enhance Oversight of Counterfeit and Illicit Goods
Meta’s Best Month Since 2013 Has It on Cusp of $2 Trillion Level
Costco Posts Strong Quarterly Profit on Tariff Refunds
Houthi Forces Claim Attack on Saudi Aramco Facilities in Yanbu
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu Uses Trump's AI Terminology in UNGA Speech
Argentina economic activity dips 1.4% in July
Brazil stocks lower at close of trade; Bovespa down 0.99%
Blue Origin raises $10B as Bezos’ total investment hits $32B - WSJ
Costco beats quarterly sales estimates on resilient demand for essentials
Senators Say They Want More on F-35 Parts Diverted to China
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu Predicts Change in Iran
Akamai Surges on $12 Billion Anthropic AI Computing Deal | Closing Bell
Zscaler stock falls on CRO leadership change
Prime Medicine stock surges on FDA IND clearance
Reserve Bank of Australia Set to Raise Cash Rate to Highest Level Since 2011
OpenAI, Google and Anthropic Join Forces to Set AI Safety Standards
Colombia: Ecopetrol retoma petróleo, gas y planes de fracking
Strait of Hormuz Sees Surge in Commercial Vessel Traffic
Bond Selloff Deepens After 30-Year Yield Hits Highest Since 2004
French President Macron Criticizes Potential U.S. Diesel Export Ban
Key Senators Say They Want More on F-35 Parts Diverted to China
Numeral Secures $100 Million in Series C Funding
French President Macron Accuses Russia of Increasing Hostile Actions Against Europe
US Military Coordinates Protection for Vessels in Strait of Hormuz
U.S. stocks end flat as traders grapple with hawkish Fed, surge in oil and yields
Akamai lands $11.6 billion Anthropic deal, shares soar
S&P 500 ends near flat as investors focus on US-Iran war
AI Companies and World Leaders Race to Write Safety Rules
Jeff Bezos’ Blue Origin Is Fueled With $30 Billion of His Fortune
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu Criticizes Western European Leaders Over Anti-Semitism
U.S. Treasury Accepts $4.08 Billion in Buyback Offers
EU Regulator’s Priorities for 2027 Include AI and Tokenization
The European Union’s securities regulator plans to make artificial intelligence and tokenization a supervisory priority starting in 2027, signaling a broader regulatory focus on how emerging technologies are being used across financial services.
The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) said it will work with national regulators to examine how regulated financial firms use AI and tokenized products in core activities, including products and processes that directly affect customers. The initiative, called “Innovation with investor safeguards,” will focus on strengthening regulators’ ability to oversee new technologies while assessing firms’ governance, data reliability and customer outcomes, CoinDesk reported Thursday (Sept. 24).
European regulators plan to map where financial firms already use, or intend to use, AI and tokenization. They will also conduct initial checks on a subset of firms most affected by the technologies and identify where tokenization is emerging in financial markets, CoinDesk reported.
The effort comes as European regulators broaden their attention beyond establishing rules for crypto assets. The EU’s Markets in Crypto-Assets, or MiCA, framework took effect in 2024, while ESMA’s new initiative will examine how technologies such as AI and tokenization are being incorporated into the wider securities industry.
ESMA said firms are increasingly using AI and tokenized products in day-to-day financial services. The regulator also noted that technological innovation can bring both benefits and risks.
The supervisory push builds on concerns ESMA has previously raised about AI in investment services. In May 2024, ESMA warned that AI could introduce risks including algorithmic bias, data-quality problems, opaque decision-making and excessive reliance on technology by firms or clients. The regulator also highlighted privacy and security concerns associated with the large volumes of data used by AI systems, PYMNTS reported at the time.
ESMA said AI applications in investment services can include customer support, fraud detection, risk management, compliance, investment advice and portfolio management.
Source: PYMNTS.com