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Dr. Jutaro Kaneko
Deputy Commissioner for International Affairs
Financial Services Agency of Japan (JFSA)
Since July 2024, Jutaro Kaneko has served as Deputy Commissioner for International Affairs at the Financial Services Agency (FSA) of the Government of Japan. In this role, he represents the FSA in various groups of international standard‑setting bodies and international organizations, including the FSB, IOSCO (Fintech Task Force, among others), OECD, ROC, INFE, CPMI‑IOSCO, and FinCoNet. He is also a frequent speaker at international seminars and forums on Japan’s financial policy.
Prior to his current position, Dr. Kaneko held a number of senior roles at both the FSA and the Bank of Japan, and served as Chief Representative in Brussels for the Japan Center for International Finance, a government‑affiliated think tank. He was Co‑Chair of the ASEAN Plus Three Finance Process (China, Japan, and Korea) Task Force in 2020 and 2023.
Mr. Kaneko holds a Master of Laws (LL.M., magna cum laude) from the University of Cologne in Germany and a Ph.D. in International Studies from Waseda University in Tokyo. He has published extensively on financial policy through journal articles, book chapters, and academic reports. He also teaches EU law on a part‑time basis at Hakuoh University.
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2:15–2:55午後水 25 2月Experts DialogueMain Stage, Bellesalle B2Open
Roadmap for AI and Quantum
Accountability in the Age of Autonomy: Regulators on the Future of Agentic Financial Systems | 自律化が進む時代の責任──エージェント型金融システムの未来と規制
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Colin PayneHead of InnovationFinancial Conduct Authority (FCA)
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Dr. Jutaro KanekoDeputy Commissioner for International AffairsFinancial Services Agency of Japan (JFSA)
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Kenneth GayChief FinTech OfficerMonetary Authority of Singapore
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Ravshan KadirovFirst Deputy ChairmanInfinBank
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Prof. Bob WardropProfessor, University of Cambridge & Spin-out FounderCambridge University & RegGenomeModerator
About this session
Autonomous financial agents are challenging traditional notions of responsibility, supervision, and control. This session explores how regulators are moving beyond static AI principles to address “agentic” systems that can independently execute transactions, allocate capital, and make risk decisions at scale. The discussion will focus on how to balance algorithmic innovation with clear human accountability, auditability, and systemic stability, as well as the expectations for governance, testing, and oversight in increasingly autonomous financial workflows. It is a critical briefing for policymakers, financial institutions, and technology providers seeking to understand the emerging compliance landscape for the next generation of autonomous digital finance.
自律型の金融AIエージェントは、これまでの責任や監督の考え方に大きな問いを投げかけています。本セッションでは、規制当局が従来のAIガイドラインを超えて、取引の実行や資本配分、リスク判断を自ら行う「エージェント型」システムに対して、どのような枠組みを検討しているのかを考えます。あわせて、アルゴリズムの進化と、責任の所在の明確化、監督しやすい仕組み、そして金融システムの安定性をどのように両立させるのかを議論します。さらに、自律化が進む金融業務において求められるガバナンスや検証体制、監督のあり方についても掘り下げます。
次世代の自律型デジタル金融をめぐって変化する今のコンプライアンス環境を理解したい政策担当者、金融機関、テクノロジー企業にとって重要なセッションです。 -
