The surveys are central to CCAF’s global needs analysis study, which will combine academic rigor with frontline regulatory insight for equitable, executable outcomes. Over the coming weeks, CCAF will harness the surveys to assess the impact and opportunities of AI in financial services, partnering with the World Bank, Bank for International Settlements (BIS), IMF and the World Economic Forum with the support of the FCDO, Financial Innovation for Impact (Fii) and Ecosystem Partners – the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) and CGAP on the project.
The AI in Financial Services 2030 project examines such topics as how AI is being developed, deployed, and scaled in financial services, as well as future capacity-building programmes and research agendas.
Says Kieran Garvey, AI Research Lead at CCAF: “The AI in Financial Services 2030 Global Surveys offer a unique contribution to understanding how AI is reshaping financial services globally. For the first time, we are bringing together the perspectives of fintechs, banks, AI vendors and regulators in low- and middle-income countries alongside more advanced economies to give a more representative, global view of how AI is changing financial services, in all types of institutions, for us all.”
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