Agent Misalignment and Insider Threats: A Strategic Risk for AI Governance

Anthropic’s 2025 paper, Agentic Misalignment: How LLMs Could Be an Insider Threat, highlights a risk that boards, regulators, and investors should address directly: large language models (LLMs), if not properly governed, could behave like insider threats—leaking sensitive information, undermining decisions, or misusing internal workflows. The paper goes beyond technical vulnerabilities to examine how integration of […]

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A New Framework to Take Control of Digital Asset Markets (DeTEcT Part 1)

Digital asset markets have evolved from experimental ideas into integral parts of the financial system. From cryptocurrencies to tokenized securities and stablecoins, tokens now play a role in payments, investment vehicles, and even corporate governance. Yet as these markets mature, they also expose us to familiar risks—volatility, wealth concentration, governance failures—but on a scale and speed that challenges traditional financial oversight. The question is now how we design and govern token economies to promote stability, fairness, and resilience.

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The EU AI Act, DORA, and MiCA: The Emerging Structure of Board Accountability in Digital Regulation

Introduction With the adoption of the EU AI Act, DORA (Digital Operational Resilience Act), and MiCA (Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation), the European regulatory framework has expanded in scope and complexity. Each regulation addresses distinct technological domains—artificial intelligence, ICT resilience, and crypto-assets—but together they introduce a coherent supervisory approach: one that places increased responsibility for emerging

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Board-Level AI Oversight and Independent Director Responsibilities in Light of the 2025 CSSF/BCL Review

Introduction In May 2025, the Banque Centrale du Luxembourg (BCL) and the Commission de Surveillance du Secteur Financier (CSSF) published their second thematic review on the use of artificial intelligence in Luxembourg’s financial sector. The scope was significantly expanded compared to the 2023 review, and now provides the most comprehensive regulatory snapshot to date. While

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Harnessing Real-Time Oversight to Transform Fund Governance

Abstract Real-time oversight is reshaping fund governance by allowing continuous monitoring and immediate response to compliance risks. This article explores the core technologies, strategic benefits, and practical implementation of real-time systems in financial oversight. Introduction Fund governance is evolving rapidly in response to the scale and speed of today’s investment operations. Traditional oversight processes, often

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