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Nick Clark
Director of Technical Assistance
Financial Innovation for Impact (Fii) & Cambridge Centre for Alternative Finance (CCAF)
Nick is the Director of Technical Assistance at Financial Innovation for Impact (Fii) and a Research Affiliate at the Cambridge Centre for Alternative Finance (CCAF). Nick oversees and directs Fii's portfolio of technical assistance programmes supporting financial authorities and other stakeholders in the global fintech ecosystem. The programmes increase regulatory capacity to establish a regulatory environment for the development of digital financial services and the advancement of financial inclusion. Prior to joining the Centre, Nick worked at the Financial Conduct Authority in London for over a decade, latterly heading up the FCA’s regulatory sandbox.
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1:30–3:00午後木 26 2月GFTN InsightsRoundtable Room 3, Bellesalle 5FPremiumModerator
Roadmap for AI and Quantum
Financial Institutions and Technology Providers - Risks, Benefits, and Regulatory Responses | 金融機関とテクノロジープロバイダー──リスク、メリット、そして規制対応
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Alvinder SinghHead, Innovation Acceleration OfficeMonetary Authority of Singapore
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Aurora UnnanuntanaSenior Director Technology Risk Supervision DepartmentBank of Thailand
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Bénédicte NolensCentre Head, Hong Kong CentreBIS Innovation Hub
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Prof. Chia Tek YewAdjunct ProfessorNUS - Asian Institute of Digital Finance
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Isadora ArredondoVice President, Global PolicyHedera
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Pawan BhatVice PresidentNucleus Software Exports Limited
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Prof. Nigel PhairProfessorMonash University
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Witit SynsatayakulDigital & Innovative Finance SpecialistAsian Development Bank
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Yoshiaki WadaSenior ManagerNTT Data
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Nadia HazeveldDigital Assets Regulatory Specialist - APACCambridge Centre for Alternative FinanceModerator
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Nick ClarkDirector of Technical AssistanceFinancial Innovation for Impact (Fii) & Cambridge Centre for Alternative Finance (CCAF)Moderator
About this session
This roundtable aims to examine the financial sector's increasing dependence on a concentrated group of technology and AI providers to identify systemic risks and operational benefits. By leveraging research from the Cambridge Centre for Alternative Finance (CCAF), the session will explore market concentration drivers, evaluate the trade-off between technological efficiency and ethical or operational vulnerabilities, and review global regulatory responses to Critical Third Parties (CTPs). Ultimately, the discussion intends to produce actionable lessons for regional regulators and provide foundational insights for forthcoming CCAF studies on AI governance and cross-border supervisory coordination.
本ラウンドテーブルでは、金融セクターにおいて限られたテクノロジー企業やAIプロバイダーへの依存が強まっている現状を取り上げ、そこから生じ得るシステミックリスクと業務上の利点を検討します。
ケンブリッジ・オルタナティブ金融センター（CCAF）の調査を踏まえ、市場集中が進む要因を分析するとともに、技術効率の向上と倫理面・運用面における脆弱性との間にあるトレードオフを評価します。さらに、重要な第三者（Critical Third Parties：CTPs）をめぐる各国の規制対応の動向も整理します。本ラウンドテーブルを通じて、地域の規制当局にとって実践的な視点を示すとともに、AIガバナンスおよび国境を越えた監督連携に関するCCAFの今後の研究の出発点となる知見を提示します。 -
