Singapore and UK Form Artificial Intelligence Partnership
The financial regulators of Singapore and the UK have announced a new AI tie-up that will look to boost cross-border opportunities between the two markets.
The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) and the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) of the UK have unveiled their artificial intelligence (AI) tie-up via an announcement made during the Singapore FinTech Festival (SFF) 2025. The UK-Singapore AI and Finance Partnership will aim to drive cross-border opportunities and share best practices from the two markets.
«These linkages will both enhance our AI solutions and improve adoption in our financial sectors. Together, we will create a more effective, secure, and resilient financial sector powered by AI,» remarked MAS fintech chief Kenneth Gay.
«Firms tell us they are looking for cross-border opportunities, collaboration opportunities, ways to learn from each other, and to build the future of responsible AI together,» said Jessica Rusu, FCA’s chief data, information & intelligence officer. «This partnership is more than just a partnership. It's a corridor for growth in London, in Singapore, for our firms, and for the industry as a whole.»
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