The AI Act and AI governance for senior executives
What the AI Act, as amended by the July 2026 omnibus, already requires, what is postponed, what the ACPR, the AMF, EIOPA, the EBA, the ECB and ESMA look at, and how to put proportionate AI governance in place: six modules for making informed decisions.
Access: an e-mail address is enough, you receive a sign-in code. Free modules need no bank card.
What you will be able to do
- Place the AI Act timeline and what the omnibus Regulation (EU) 2026/1744 changed
- Classify an AI use: prohibited, high-risk, transparency or minimal
- Know the published expectations of the ACPR, AMF, EIOPA, EBA, ECB and ESMA
- Govern AI: inventory, policy, three lines of defence, human oversight
- Oversee AI providers under DORA: register, contracts, exit, concentration
- Steer the value and risk of AI with a dashboard and a measured business case
Who it is for
Members of executive and management committees, CFOs, CROs, heads of compliance and internal audit, and board members of banks, insurers and asset managers.
Prerequisites
No technical prerequisites. The “Generative AI in everyday finance: safe use” course is recommended for the usage notions.
Included
- Video with chapters
- PDF slides
- Marked quiz
- Verifiable certificate
Programme
Fundamentals
- 01The AI Act timeline after Regulation (EU) 2026/1744
- 02Classifying your uses: prohibited, high-risk, transparency, minimal
- 03Supervisors' expectations: ACPR, AMF, EIOPA, EBA, ECB, ESMA
Intermediate
- 04Governing: inventory, policy, AI officer, three lines, committee
- 05AI providers and DORA: register, contracts, exit, concentration
- 06Steering the value and risk of AI, and final assessment
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