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International Organization of Securities Commissions: what it has published on AI

5 documents from the International Organization of Securities Commissions on artificial intelligence that touch disclosure, fraud, controls or finance operations, newest first, each linked to the primary page.

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DateBodyTypeTitle
2026-10-09IOSCOMedia releaseIOSCO announces winners of its first TechSprint on Investor Education in the Age of Artificial Intelligence (AI)IOSCO named Altara and Swipewise the winners of its first TechSprint, whose problem statements asked how to help retail investors identify and avoid AI-enabled fraud and scams and how to educate them to use AI as a learning tool.
2026-06-18IOSCOMedia releaseIOSCO publishes Report on Supervisory Technology (SupTech)IOSCO's report on a survey of 49 jurisdictions said authorities see artificial intelligence, data access and cloud infrastructure as critical enablers of supervisory technology.
2026-05-25IOSCOMedia releaseIOSCO publishes AI Supervisory ToolkitIOSCO published a Supervisory Toolkit for AI Use in Capital Markets with tools for overseeing governance and risk management, third-party and outsourcing risk, disclosure, and recordkeeping and reporting of AI systems used by regulated entities.
2025IOSCOConsultation reportArtificial Intelligence in Capital Markets: Use Cases, Risks, and ChallengesIOSCO's consultation report found that firms are using or considering using recent advances in AI to support internal operations and processes through task automation, to enhance communications and to improve risk management functions.
2021-09IOSCOFinal reportThe use of artificial intelligence and machine learning by market intermediaries and asset managersIOSCO's final report set out six measures of guidance for supervising market intermediaries and asset managers that use AI and machine learning, starting with designated senior management responsible for oversight of the technology.

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