HeyJaredRisk & Regulation Rundown
PwC’s Financial Services risk and regulation podcast, discussing the latest developments affecting the industry, some insights from our work with clients, and our perspective on industry talking points. Led by PwC host Tessa Norman, who’s joined by a range of guests each month.
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The Future of Mortgage Lending: Balancing Growth, Risk and Consumer Protection - S8E8 (opens the original)
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In this episode, guest host Dan Perks is joined by Karina Hutchins, Principal Lead for Regulatory Mortgage Reform at UK Finance, and Alex England, a Director in PwC’s Non-Financial Risk practice, to explore how the UK mortgage market is evolving, the changing regulatory landscape and the role of data, technology and AI. Against a backdrop of affordability pressures and changing borrower needs, our guests discuss the FCA’s latest proposals on responsible lending and the opportunity to widen acces
AI at scale: navigating autonomy, trust and regulation - S8E7 (opens the original)
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In this episode, host Tessa Norman is joined by Leigh Bates, PwC’s Global Risk AI Leader, and Lilia Christofi, PwC’s EMEA Financial Services Data, AI and Tech Leader, to explore how financial services firms and regulators should respond as AI adoption accelerates and systems become more autonomous. Against the backdrop of the FCA-commissioned Mills Review and the Financial Services AI Adoption Plan (an independent report published by HM Treasury), our guests unpack the shift from experimentation
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