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Alaska Airlines has experienced two major flight groundings this year due to IT system failures—an illustration of how operational disruptions now carry far greater regulatory and financial consequences under DORA. Alaska Airlines is not an isolated example. Many high-profile outages and supply-chain breaches have demonstrated the urgency of DORA’s requirements for end-to-end ICT governance, incident response, and third-party oversight across the financial ecosystem: The 2018

After engaging with risk leaders at six global forums across three continents, one theme stands out: new forms of risk are emerging almost daily — and tariffs are among the most consequential. Across G-SIBs and leading institutions, the uncertainty introduced by evolving trade policies has become a persistent source of financial and operational stress. Automotive sector:  U.S. tariffs on imports from Canada and Mexico have disrupted integrated production chains, amplifying cr

In today’s financial landscape, the cost of poor decision-making has never been higher. Banks, insurers, and asset managers operate in an environment where a single misstep can trigger regulatory sanctions, reputational damage, or billions in lost market value. Boards and regulators now demand not only accuracy, but also transparency, foresight, and defensibility in every assessment. Artificial intelligence has become a natural response to this complexity. Large financial ins

Many companies are talking about agentic AI, but not all of it delivers on the promise. This post explains what it really means, how it differs from simple automation, and how leaders can evaluate its real business value.

In 2023, the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (“OCC”) issued a revised approach to enforcement for larger banks. The revised approach states that the OCC will take additional action against banks and executives that exhibit “persistent weaknesses”  in governance, risk management or operational practices and lays out heightened standards that large banks must adhere to.

We are thrilled to announce that Weave.AI has been named to the 2025 Chartis Research RiskTech AI 50, a prestigious global ranking recognizing the top technology innovators shaping the future of financial services risk.

Cyber risk has become a full-scale governance crisis. In 2025, global damages from cybercrime are projected to exceed $1.2 trillion, impacting organizations across every sector—from banking and insurance to healthcare, energy, telecommunications, and manufacturing. Cyber threats extend beyond IT systems, disrupting operations, eroding trust, and exposing institutions to regulatory sanctions, reputational damage, and strategic loss.

Why Emerging Risks Require Strategic Foresight and Next-Gen Technology

Two major money laundering scandals involving TD Bank and Block, Inc. exposed critical failures in AML oversight—failures that cost billions. While tactical tools fell short, the real gap was strategic. Weave.AI empowers financial leaders with proactive, regulation-aligned insights to detect compliance weaknesses before they become crises. Learn how AI is reshaping AML oversight from reactive to anticipatory.

Companies are often tempted to exaggerate their capabilities to win new customers, appease regulators, avoid trouble and attract...

Recent high-profile enforcement actions, such as TD Bank’s $3.1 billion AML fine, underscore the critical cost of inadequate governance,...

As millions of people adopt ChatGPT and other large language model (LLM)-based technologies to get information, many are noticing that...