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The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) and the Financial Conduct

Authority (FCA) have announced a new strategic partnership on artificial intelligence

(AI) in Finance between Singapore and the United Kingdom (UK) – termed the

UK-Singapore AI-in-Finance Partnership (Partnership).

Announced at the Singapore FinTech Festival, the new Partnership will support

safe and responsible AI innovation. This will enable AI-in-Finance solution providers

in Singapore and AI innovators in the UK to scale and operate best-in-class AI

solutions across both markets more effectively. Financial institutions in both key

financial centres will also benefit from expanded opportunities for innovation and

cross-border learning.

As a start, MAS and FCA will explore the joint testing of AI solutions, exchange

of regulatory insights, discussions on responsible AI, and collaborative events to

spotlight best-in-class approaches. The partnership will also build on key AI industry

programmes – MAS PathFin.ai and FCA AI Spotlight – to facilitate cross sharing of

quality solutions by participating firms and related programmes to strengthen AI

collaboration between both financial centres.

Kenneth Gay, Chief FinTech Officer at MAS, said, “AI is redefining the future
of finance — moving from experiments to enterprise use, and from individual models

to connected, agentic systems. As this shift accelerates, MAS’ priority is to ensure that

adoption is both safe and scalable. This new UK-Singapore AI-in-Finance Partnership

with the Financial Conduct Authority creates an important bridge for our financial

institutions, innovators and regulators to collaborate on trustworthy AI — from

learning from each other’s approach to testing environments and workforce readiness.

Together, we can strengthen the connectivity between our ecosystems and set global

benchmarks for responsible AI use in finance.”

Jessica Rusu, Chief Data, Information and Intelligence Officer at the FCA,

said, “Our partnership with the Monetary Authority of Singapore will help raise our

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