Financial institutions are increasingly leveraging technology and Artificial Intelligence (AI) to strengthen operational efficiency, improve decision-making and enhance customer service. While these developments offer significant opportunities, they also introduce complex risks relating to technology governance, cyber security, data integrity, AI-driven decisions and control effectiveness.
The Reserve Bank of India has emphasised the importance of robust IT governance, effective risk management, appropriate controls and independent assurance. The growing adoption of AI further underscores the need for clear accountability, responsible innovation and effective oversight of emerging technology risks.
In this evolving environment, financial institutions need to move beyond policy compliance to demonstrate control effectiveness, strengthen risk oversight, and build institutional preparedness. This programme will bring together regulatory perspectives and implementation-oriented discussions to help participants strengthen technology governance, manage AI-related risks and enhance the effectiveness of control and assurance frameworks.
The programme aims to provide participants with a practical understanding of regulatory expectations and emerging risks in technology governance and responsible AI. It will enable participants to strengthen risk assessment, governance and control frameworks, improve coordination among technology, risk, compliance and audit functions, and develop effective approaches to control assurance and regulatory compliance.
The program will deal with the following topics:
The sessions will combine regulatory perspectives, practitioner insights and implementation-oriented discussions to help participants translate regulatory expectations into effective institutional practices.
The programme is intended for Board Directors and senior officials of banks, NBFCs, financial institutions and other RBI-regulated entities. It will be particularly relevant to:
Rs. 15000/- + @18% GST