AI, Systemic Risk and the Regulatory Reflex Expected in 2026.
- Peter Gross
- Dec 3, 2025
- 1 min read
Updated: Jan 2
The Bank of England has just sent a clear signal to the UK financial sector that regulatory reviews are increasingly likely and AI will be a focal point.
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The latest Financial Stability Report, published yesterday, warns that global risky-asset valuations - particularly US tech firms with heavy AI exposure - are now among the most stretched since the dot-com bubble. UK tech valuations are also elevated, reaching their highest levels since the 2008 financial crisis.
For governance and risk leaders, this matters. While not a formal directive, the BoE’s assessment is a clear macro-prudential warning. It signals the need to reassess internal controls, AI governance, credit exposure, concentration risks and stress-testing assumptions - before regulatory scrutiny intensifies.
The message is simple: prepare now, not later.
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