On 18 November Dr. Simone di Castri, Co-Director and Co-Founder of the Lab, and CEO of DTS, will join an exceptional panel on AI-enhanced oversight: Building the future of predictive supervision at the 32nd RegTech Convention. Simone will be speaking alongside distinguished leaders shaping this future:
- Michael Hsu – Acting Comptroller, Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC)
- Prof. Dr. Joachim Wuermeling – Executive in Residence, ESMT Berlin
- Marco Antonio Guimarães Verrone – Deputy Head of Strategic Management and Specialised Supervision, Central Bank of Brazil
Simone will share insights from our work at the Cambridge SupTech Lab and Digital Transformation Solutions on AI readiness, data governance, and the pathways toward predictive and adaptive supervision. His presentation will explore how supervisory authorities can responsibly integrate AI, data, and new analytical capabilities to strengthen resilience, anticipate risks, and modernise supervisory practice — while ensuring transparency, accountability, and public-interest outcomes.
