AI Governance for Financial Services Directors and Responsible Managers
22 July 2026
Topical Webinars
There's a tsunami of AI-related regulatory guidance: AICD's guidance for directors; APRA's May 2026 Letter; ASIC's May 2026 Letter; and ASIC's Report 798 Beware the Gap: Governance Arrangements in the Face of Innovation.
In this interview between Managing Partner Paul Derham and AI Expert Prof. Nicholas Davis from UTS, they will help you navigate a path – and develop an AI policy, that puts you in a defensible position to deploy AI tools responsibly.
What's covered
- Understand how generative AI differs from traditional technology, and why this matters for good governance.
- Be able to apply ASIC’s AI governance expectations in AFSL and Australian credit licensee settings.
- Consider how AI risks interact with core obligations, including efficient, honest and fair conduct, risk management, competence, supervision, conflicts, misleading conduct, privacy and cyber resilience.
- Use the AICD/HTI eight elements of AI governance to assess whether their current framework is fit for purpose.
- Identify high-risk AI use-cases, including AI-assisted customer communications and marketing.
- Consider how Boards and Responsible Managers should oversee AI without trying to become technical specialists.
- Develop a practical AI governance action plan, including an AI inventory, approval process, risk and impact assessment, and vendor due diligence.
Non-Subscriber Price
Price: $125
GST: $12.50
$137.50 inc GST
CPD Details
1.0 hours
Categories:
- General
- Regulatory Compliance and Consumer Protection
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