The Angola Capital Markets Commission reported its participation in a Sept. 8-10 capacity-building program in Mauritius for board members of regulators belonging to the Southern African Development Community’s Committee of Insurance, Securities and Non-Banking Financial Authorities. Represented by Executive Director Herlânder Diogo, the commission joined regional discussions on shifting governance and supervision toward anticipating technological, market and climate-related risks. The program examined generative artificial intelligence’s potential to improve regulatory analysis, supervision and decision-making, alongside the need for technology oversight, AI risk management, data protection and appropriate board-level expertise. Participants also discussed data-driven regulation, automation, cybersecurity, climate resilience and professional skills frameworks, including continuous training and closer links between academic institutions and the financial sector.
Angola Capital Markets Commission participates in SADC board training on AI governance and emerging risks
The Angola Capital Markets Commission participated in a SADC capacity-building program for regulatory board members focused on emerging financial-sector risks. Discussions covered AI governance, data-driven supervision, cybersecurity, climate resilience and the skills boards need to oversee technological change.