Bloomberg Intelligence surveyed 100 senior CIOs and CTOs at leading asset managers and found a stark gap between AI hype and actual spend. While AI dominates boardroom discussions, roughly 70% of firms allocate less than 10% of operating expenses to technology, and only 4% plan to increase AI budgets above 10% next year. Investment is funneled into proven cloud and data analytics rather than experimental AI, driven by regulatory scrutiny and fiduciary responsibilities. Early AI pilots focus on research summarisation and sentiment detection, signalling cautious, incremental adoption.
Recent regulatory developments across major economies highlight growing scrutiny of AI, cybersecurity, and operational resilience in finance. In the UK, the Treasury Committee criticised the FCA and BoE for a reactive stance, urging AI‑specific guidance and stress testing by 2026....
The February 2026 regulatory brief highlights four major initiatives: the RBI proposes a broader credit‑derivatives framework adding total‑return swaps and index products; MAS seeks tighter liquidity‑risk‑management rules for Singapore fund managers; the ECB releases 17 recommendations to simplify EU banking...
Bloomberg’s latest Pro Tips episode demonstrates how analysts can accelerate issuer credit research using CRAN, the Credit Research Analysis tool on the Bloomberg Terminal. The tutorial walks users through data retrieval, rating analysis, and key financial metrics in minutes. Bloomberg...
Bloomberg unveiled ASKB, a conversational AI interface now in beta on the Bloomberg Terminal, aiming to accelerate investment research. The agentic system taps Bloomberg’s massive data, news, and research libraries, delivering answers with transparent source attribution and even the underlying...
Bloomberg’s February 2026 article outlines how compliance teams can build effective surveillance lexicon policies amid evolving AI and regulatory scrutiny. It defines lexicons, explains their precision and transparency, and highlights challenges such as language drift and false positives. The piece recommends...
U.S. banks posted robust Q4 consumer‑loan growth, but all warned that a proposed 10% credit‑card rate cap could restrict credit access and hurt borrowers. JPMorgan’s credit‑card revenue fell short of forecasts by 7.6% and the bank now expects card‑loan growth...
Bloomberg’s Head of IBOR Product Mark Ellis outlines a composable operating model that lets asset managers replace, scale, and evolve technology components without disruptive overhauls. The model leverages Bloomberg’s API‑first, cloud‑native microservices and high‑fidelity data to create a modular stack...
The Federal Reserve left its policy range at 3.5‑3.75% after a 10‑2 vote on Jan. 28, citing an improving economic outlook. Early S&P 500 earnings reported a 20% jump in aggregate profits, reinforcing the Fed’s view of resilience. Meanwhile, the Bloomberg Dollar...
The EU will accelerate a sweeping regulatory agenda in 2026, focusing on capital‑markets integration, digital resilience, and sustainable finance. Key initiatives include the Savings and Investment Union to mobilise €33 trillion of household savings, expanded ESMA supervision over market infrastructures, and...
APAC insurers are poised for double‑digit growth through 2026, but must navigate heightened geopolitical tensions, rising claim costs from new‑energy vehicles, and an increasingly complex regulatory environment. Bloomberg’s suite—including MARS, PORT, AIM, and RMS—offers end‑to‑end asset‑liability management, scenario testing, and...
Jane Street is expanding ETF liquidity and execution efficiency in Asia‑Pacific by leveraging Bloomberg RFQe. The platform uncovers deeper order‑book depth than exchange screens and supports sophisticated NAV and portfolio trades. Automated RFQe workflows deliver sub‑second responses, saving two hours...
Bloomberg Vault’s guide outlines how financial firms must move beyond simple record‑keeping to active communications surveillance, monitoring emails, chats, voice and social media for misconduct. Regulators worldwide demand comprehensive capture of business‑related communications and risk‑based supervisory review, penalising off‑channel activity....
Regulatory momentum in the Gulf is shifting from rapid framework‑building to concrete execution, as authorities embed recent reforms into supervision, enforcement and market infrastructure. Saudi Arabia and the UAE are loosening foreign‑ownership rules and aligning with IOSCO standards to attract...
Bloomberg’s latest Pro Tips episode showcases the CHRT tool on the Bloomberg Terminal, a centralized hub for curated charts across sectors, tickers, and portfolios. The feature lets users pull sector‑wide visualizations, apply custom filters, and export charts without leaving the...