Episodes
288
Latest episode
Jun 2026
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EN
If you want to stay up to date on the latest developments in the world of financial services risk and regulation, the Global Regulation Tomorrow podcast is for you. Each month, Norton Rose Fulbright's team of lawyers, risk consultants and government relations and public policy strategists will discuss recent news and emerging trends to help you keep track of the evolving and increasingly complex global financial services regulatory environment.
In the latest edition of Global Regulation Tomorrow Plus, Simon Lovegrove is joined by Robert Langmuir and Flupke van den Bogart from our Brussels Government Relations and Public Policy team to discuss the European Commission's forthcoming report on banking competitiveness, exploring what it might mean for the future shape of EU banking regulation.
In the latest edition of our global podcast series, Future of Payments, James Morris and Simon Lovegrove continue their discussion on Australia's payment services reforms focussing on the proposed safeguarding regime.
In this latest episode of our podcast series, Split the Difference, we continue exploring the differences and similarities between cryptoasset authorisation in the UK and the EU. Part 1 focused on structure and scope. In this Part 2 we turn our attention to authorisation and supervision.
In the latest episode of our Global Regulation Tomorrow Plus mini-series on artificial intelligence in financial services, host Simon Lovegrove and Professor Peter McBurney examine the practicalities of embedding AI agents into existing business workflows, exploring the technical and organisational challenges that businesses face when moving from experimentation to real-world deployment. This episode is a valuable primer for board members who may not be familiar with AI, helping to demystify the technology and equip decision-makers with the understanding they need to oversee its responsible adoption.
In the latest episode of our Global Regulation Tomorrow Plus mini-series on artificial intelligence in financial services, host Simon Lovegrove is joined by Professor Peter McBurney to explore the growing intersection of artificial intelligence and blockchain technology, examining how distributed ledgers can provide the transparency, and accountability needed when AI agents operate autonomously in financial transactions. The discussion touches on supply chain finance and smart contracts governing agent behaviour. This episode is a valuable primer for board members who may not be familiar with AI, helping to demystify the technology and equip decision-makers with the understanding they need to oversee its responsible adoption.
In the latest episode of our Global Regulation Tomorrow Plus mini-series on artificial intelligence in financial services, host Simon Lovegrove is joined by Professor Peter McBurney to explore the provocative question of whether Large Language Models truly think or merely simulate reasoning. Drawing on examples from AI history and current research, they examine the practical implications for businesses deploying AI, including the risks of hallucination and the importance of human oversight. The discussion also touches on the regulatory landscape, including the EU AI Act, and offers practical guidance for organisations navigating the use of LLMs in high-stakes settings. This episode is a valuable primer for board members who may not be familiar with AI, helping to demystify the technology and equip decision-makers with the understanding they need to oversee its responsible adoption.
This podcast is the third in a mini-series discussing risk assessments, which are the cornerstone of an effective risk and compliance program and necessary in a number of areas to meet UK regulatory requirements. This third podcast takes a more focussed look at risk assessments for operational resilience. Look out for further updates in this series on our Global Regulation Tomorrow blog and podcast page.
In our podcast series, Let’s talk asset management, partners from our financial services and asset management teams provide listeners with a crash course on one or more hot topics in the asset management sector. By doing this, listeners will be able to build their knowledge and get insights on recent regulatory developments and market trends.In the latest episode we discuss the FCA's recent publication on improving applications for authorization and some of the common pitfalls and good practices identified by the regulator.
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