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For regulators and supervisors, the challenge is no longer understanding AI. It is knowing how to assess its risks, govern its adoption, and respond to its impact. Over five weeks you will: • Distinguish classical, generative and agentic AI systems and how each is governed in production • Apply AI risk taxonomies to assess AI within a financial services context • Interrogate vendors, model documentation and evaluation metrics with confidence • Develop a mentored capstone addressing a live AI challenge in your own institution AI in Financial Services for Public Authorities is a five-week online course from the Cambridge Centre for Alternative Finance, informed by the AI in Financial Services 2030 Global Research initiative conducted with the Bank for International Settlements, World Bank, IMF and World Economic Forum. 5–6 hours a week. Weekly live sessions. No technical background required. Registrations close 4 October. Cohort starts 14 October.

Ask financial authorities what's holding back AI adoption. The top answer isn't data or infrastructure. It's training. That finding comes from the 2026 Global AI in Financial Services Report by the Cambridge Centre for Alternative Finance, produced in collaboration with the Bank for International Settlements, the International Monetary Fund, the World Bank and the World Economic Forum. The same research informs our course. AI in Financial Services for Public Authorities is a five week online course for regulators, supervisors and policymakers. 5-6 hours a week, online with live sessions, finishing with a capstone initiative designed for your own institution and a Certificate of Completion from Cambridge Judge Business School Executive Education. No technical background required. Cohort starts 14 October.

What does a public sector professional gain from studying AI in financial services at Cambridge? For a Senior Manager at Dubai Financial Services Authority (DFSA), the course provided practical insight into how AI can be applied in financial services, and what it means for regulation and supervision. “This is an excellent opportunity to learn about AI and the ways it can affect our work as regulators/supervisors.” Senior Manager, Financial Crime Risk Supervision, Dubai Financial Services Authority (DFSA) The AI in Financial Services for Public Authorities course is designed for regulators, supervisors, policymakers, and technical professionals. Across 5 weeks, explore: • AI applications across financial services • AI tools, technologies and vendors • AI risks, governance and regulation • AI adoption within public authorities The course combines self-paced learning, live expert sessions, real-world case studies, peer discussions, and a mentored capstone project. No technical background required. 5 weeks | 5–6 hours per week | Online | Starts 14 October 2026

What does a senior professional actually gain from studying digital assets at Cambridge? For a Vice President at J.P. Morgan, that meant blockchain fundamentals through to tokenisation, ESG and regulation. "I finished the course with a comprehensive and practical understanding of digital assets." — Vice President , J.P. Morgan* Cambridge Digital Assets for Enterprises is designed for industry professionals who need to judge how digital assets apply in their own business. Across 8 weeks we cover: Blockchain and distributed ledger technology Digital assets, digital money and tokenisation Business applications and corporate strategy Regulation and compliance Self-paced modules, live sessions with Cambridge academics and industry practitioners, and real-world case studies. Concludes with a digital Certificate of Completion from Cambridge Judge Business School Executive Education. No technical background required. 8 weeks | 5 to 6 hours per week | Online | Starts 29 September 2026 * Title and organization mentioned for identification purposes only. Personal views expressed.

What happens when traditional assets become digital? Tokenisation is moving beyond experimentation, with financial institutions exploring how digital representations of assets could change issuance, ownership, settlement and access. But understanding the opportunity requires more than knowing what tokenisation is. What could it mean for your organisation? Where are the practical applications? And what will supervisors expect? The Cambridge Digital Assets for Enterprises course examines tokenisation alongside blockchain, digital assets, digital money and their applications in business. Taught by Cambridge academics and industry practitioners, including the former head of IBM's global Financial Markets business, you will work through real-world case studies and complete a mentored capstone project applied to your own organisation. Concludes with a digital Certificate of Completion from Cambridge Judge Business School Executive Education. No technical background required. 8-week online programme | 5 to 6 hours per week | Next cohort: 29 September 2026

Stablecoin rules now differ sharply between jurisdictions. Working across borders means working across those differences. Understanding that picture requires more than one perspective. On Cambridge Digital Assets for Enterprises, you learn from Cambridge academics and industry practitioners, including: Keith Bear, Fellow, CCAF, and former IBM Financial Markets leader Jana Mackintosh, Managing Director, Payments and Innovation, UK Finance Luca Marquard, Regulatory Policy Manager, Coinbase Elliot David, Head of Climate Strategy, Sustainable Bitcoin Protocol Between them they bring academic research, the industry association view, regulatory policy and the climate angle to blockchain, digital money, tokenisation, cryptoassets, ESG, regulation and corporate strategy. An 8-week online programme for professionals who need practical knowledge of digital assets and their applications in business. 5 to 6 hours per week | Live and self-paced learning | Cohort begins 29 September 2026