Policy20 at Money20/20 Asia 2026: Regional Experts' Working Group Convenes for Closed-Door Session on Synchronised AI Oversight

Held under the Chatham House Rule, the group exchanged early observations on model transparency and auditability, aiming to align cross-border responses to risks originating in digital and algorithmic markets while continuing to support responsible innovation.

"Policy20 brings the region's regulators and industry leaders together to solve the practical challenges of building trust," said Sheryl Chen, Head of Content of Money20/20 Asia. "When we focus on making current systems work better for the people who need them most, we unlock the path to solutions that actually scale."

Discussions highlighted how AI is reshaping the speed, scale, and complexity of financial systems, creating new challenges across risk management, system resilience, and decision-making transparency. Participants noted that traditional supervisory approaches are being tested by the pace of technological change, particularly as financial activity becomes increasingly automated and interconnected.

The session also explored the practical implications of this shift, including the need for more dynamic oversight mechanisms, closer collaboration between regulators and industry, and greater technical understanding across institutions. As financial ecosystems evolve, participants stressed the importance of staying adaptive while ensuring systems remain resilient, inclusive, and trusted.

As discussions concluded, participants aligned on three key takeaways:

• Supervisory principles haven't changed, but we must transition towards toolsets that allow continuous, real-time oversight of AI-enabled financial systems.
• It is our shared responsibility to set clear expectations for AI transparency and auditability, which should be established as a baseline.
• Cross-border supervisory coordination should be strengthened as a priority for managing systemic AI-related risk

As Policy20 concludes, the session underscored the growing importance of regional and cross-border coordination. Strengthening collaboration across jurisdictions will be critical to managing systemic risks while ensuring innovation continues to support inclusive and sustainable financial growth across Asia.

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