Financial Services

AI governance for financial services

Banks, insurers and asset managers face overlapping AI regulation and intense accountability. TrustedAIGov gives you one system of record, runtime assurance and AI cost control — designed for the EU AI Act, DORA, ISO 42001 and SMCR.

Your pressures

Regulation, resilience and accountability

Financial services sits at the sharp end of AI oversight — three pressures, all converging at once.

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EU AI Act high-risk use cases

Credit scoring, fraud and insurance pricing can fall into high-risk categories.

  • Classify AI by risk level
  • Map obligations to each use case
  • Evidence conformity over time
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DORA operational resilience

AI now sits inside the ICT resilience perimeter regulators expect you to control.

  • Track AI as critical ICT
  • Document third-party AI risk
  • Support incident readiness
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Model & SMCR accountability

Senior managers must show a named owner and clear control over every model.

  • An owner on each AI asset
  • Decisions backed by evidence
  • Defensible accountability trail
How TrustedAIGov helps

One platform across govern, assure and optimise

Three products map directly to the pressures financial services teams carry.

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Governance Platform

Your system of record for every AI asset, owner, risk class and obligation.

  • Inventory & classification
  • Obligations mapped to controls
  • Audit-grade evidence
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Runtime Assurance

Controls for SAP and agent activity, with separation of duties enforced.

  • SAP & agent controls
  • Segregation of duties
  • Continuous enforcement
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AI FinOps

Cost control so AI spend stays visible, attributable and defensible.

  • Cost on every AI decision
  • Spend attributed to owners
  • Waste surfaced early

Frameworks we align to

We are precise: designed for the EU AI Act, and aligned to the standards financial services teams report against.

EU AI Act — Designed for DORA — Aligned ISO/IEC 42001 — Aligned SMCR — Aligned

Bring your AI under control

See where your AI exposure sits today, then put governance, assurance and cost control in place.