Agentic risk management could arrive ‘sooner than we think’
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Risk Live: Models are capable, but banks lack platform and governance to safely run agentic systems
Artificial intelligence agents could be deployed to monitor risks and continuously run stress tests to identify vulnerabilities in bank portfolios – and sooner than many people think.
Banks are already using the latest AI tools to generate scenarios and develop models for stress-testing – albeit with considerable human oversight. The technology has already proven useful in combatting groupthink
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