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How can firms maintain oversight as AI takes on more decisions?
The FCA Mills Review describes a financial services market in which AI increasingly influences decisions and customer journeys. Recordsure’s perspective is that firms will need continuous monitoring, clear evidence and effective human oversight as this responsibility grows.

Citywire: Platforms seek greater visibility over AML controls
Citywire reports that investment platforms are strengthening AML checks as FCA scrutiny of financial crime oversight increases. Firms need evidence of due diligence, monitoring and accountability across adviser and platform relationships.

FPS: The risk of fragmented financial crime oversight
Fraud, money laundering, scams and crypto-enabled crime are increasingly interconnected, making connected oversight essential for clearer financial crime risk visibility.

Attivo CEO: Off-the-shelf AI won’t pass compliance scrutiny – custom AI will
Attivo’s partnership with Recordsure shows why regulated advice oversight needs firm-specific AI, with governance, traceability, defensible reporting and pre-delivery review built in.

Business & Accountancy Daily: Fragmented controls raise financial crime risk for firms
Disconnected systems reduce visibility and make financial crime outcomes harder to evidence. Consistent oversight strengthens detection, monitoring and decision-making.

European Business Magazine: Financial crime needs a team sport approach
Financial crime is a system-wide risk. Fragmented operating models weaken visibility, controls and response as fraud, scams and money laundering become more interconnected.

From sampling to scale: why reviewing more conversations requires the right AI approach
Limited sampling cannot give regulated firms a defensible view of customer outcomes at scale. Predictive AI helps classify risk, prioritise action and strengthen evidence.

A-Team Insight: AI in financial services where the real challenges are starting to emerge
AI in financial services is moving from adoption to control. Firms need evidence of outcomes, accountability and governance once AI operates at scale.

IFA: The FCA’s Consumer Duty challenge is changing shape
The FCA’s Consumer Duty expectations are shifting from implementation progress to evidencing customer outcomes. Firms need monitoring, data analysis and auditability that withstand scrutiny.

FCA ongoing advice rules: what firms need to evidence and how AI can help
The FCA is asking tougher questions about whether ongoing advice services are delivered consistently and represent fair value. Firms need oversight, evidence and technology that show services remain appropriate over time.

European Business Magazine: Finance is scaling AI fast — now it has to prove it’s under control
Financial services firms need to prove control as they scale AI. Data quality, explainability, auditability and accountability are central to safe automation.

Always Finance News: AI in financial services: where the real challenges are starting to emerge
Joe Norburn’s Always Finance News comments show financial services moving from AI adoption to governance, accountability and reliable data.
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