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BIS Latest Update: AI, Financial Health And The Weaker Dollar

Date 03/11/2025

Report to the Group of 20 on AI

Pablo Hernández de Cos led the BIS delegation at recent Group of 20 meetings, where the BIS contributed a report on the use of generative artificial intelligence for policy purposes.

Financial health

A stocktake shows how different financial authorities approach financial health, or how people can best manage their financial needs.

Weaker dollar’s impact

A weaker US dollar can entail both financial tailwinds and headwinds for emerging market economies.

Shifts in the life insurance industry

Gaston Gelos and Frank Packer discuss how the life insurance industry’s transformation since the Great Financial Crisis has brought heightened systemic risks and regulatory challenges.

Why did the US dollar slide in April 2025?

Learn how FX hedging played a key role in our video, and dive into the BIS Bulletin for the full analysis.

More BIS publications 

 Innovation Hub publication: AI and big data
Project Symbiosis used cutting-edge technology to develop new ways for companies to track and disclose the environmental impact of their activities and those of their suppliers.

Statistical release: IBS and GLIs
Global cross-border bank credit expanded by nearly $1 trillion in Q2, mainly driven by lending to the financial sector.

BCBS speech: Implementation, innovation and interconnections
Erik Thedéen emphasised three I’s: Basel III implementation, responsible digital innovation and addressing risks from interconnections.

Upcoming

  • 11 November: Award ceremony for the G20 Techsprint hackathon
  • 12 November: Andréa M Maechler speaks about the beauty of tokenised bank deposits at the Singapore Fintech Festival 2025
  • 25 November: Hyun Song Shin and Tao Zhang speak at the 4th ASEAN+3 Economic Cooperation and Financial Stability Forum (AMRO Forum)
  • 27 November: Pablo Hernández de Cos speaks about fiscal influences over macro-financial stability at the London School of Economics