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Delay Is Denial - How AI Is Already Reshaping Risk
Adelani Adesida, Managing Director EMEA at Aravo Solutions, calls for a radical rethinking of AI in third-party risk management. He warns financial services firms that failing to embrace intelligent automation and data centralization may mean falling behind competitors in resilience, risk response, and regulatory alignment.
Sep 18, 2025
Adelani Adesida, Managing Director, EMEA, Aravo Solutions
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AI and Technology (including Fintech)
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- AI is already reshaping third-party risk management across financial services
- Most firms still operate without centralized, intelligent risk data
- Only 15% of active TPRM programs use AI, largely due to governance gaps
- Machine learning filters 85% of false positives in daily vendor monitoring
- Real-time risk scoring offers credit-like profiles for third parties
- Agentic AI enables interactive risk decisions across the vendor lifecycle
- Legacy contracts and unclear AI ownership are key blockers
- Responsible AI governance is essential for regulatory alignment
- AI adoption in TPRM enhances speed, resilience, and competitiveness
- Risk teams must focus on reducing uncertainty – not collecting data
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