FCA eyes machine learning in a bid to become a 'robo-regulator'

Technological advancements could eliminate transaction costs

Mike Sheen
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The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) is embracing "science fiction" in its plans for the future of financial regulation, which could see it using artificial intelligence (AI) to identify firms and individuals that are most likely to break rules before they have a chance to act.

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