• Tekedia Capital analysis flags tougher U.S. and European regulatory scrutiny of banks’ AI use, driven by rising AI-enabled cyberattack risks.
• U.S. agencies are probing autonomous AI agents, foreign-developed models, auditability, and banks’ ability to shut systems down quickly.
• European supervisors are pushing operational resilience, including “bare-metal” recovery and tighter mapping of AI dependencies across third parties.
• ECB set an end-October deadline for euro zone banks to submit plans addressing AI-enabled cyber threats and stronger recovery arrangements.
• Regulators are increasingly treating recovery capability as a financial stability issue, not just a cybersecurity control problem.

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