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On 29 May, the FinTech Committee of the IT Ukraine Association held its monthly meeting, bringing together member companies to explore current trends in artificial intelligence adoption across the financial sector and to examine approaches to its future regulation in Ukraine.
A central theme of the meeting was the exchange of hands-on experience among participants. Companies shared case studies on the use of AI in financial products and internal business processes, as well as insights into the changes AI is already driving in team operations, process organisation, and approaches to developing digital solutions.
Considerable attention was given to the latest regulatory developments. Participants received updates on the progress of AI legislation in Ukraine, which is being developed in alignment with the provisions of the EU AI Act. The meeting also covered deregulation and the improvement of the business environment — areas that remain a key focus of the industry’s ongoing engagement with government bodies.
The second part of the meeting, held with the participation of law firm Juscutum, featured a discussion of the National Bank of Ukraine’s consultation paper on the ethical and responsible use of artificial intelligence in the financial sector.
Key topics on the agenda included:
Committee members noted that despite the rapid integration of AI solutions across the financial sector, issues of risk management, data quality, accountability, and regulatory compliance are becoming increasingly critical for businesses. It is precisely for this reason that open dialogue between companies, regulators, and the expert community is an essential precondition for the continued development of artificial intelligence in Ukraine.
