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Victoria Roberts: Trustees need to be able to understand not just what data and where data is held, but how it is being used, including where AI-enabled technologies form part of the process
Any changes to data regulations as the government seeks to enable the adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) should consider the operational reality of pension schemes, says Zedra.
The provider said reforms are particularly relevant for the pensions industry given the data-intensive nature and the sensitivity of that data, particularly as the defined benefit (DB) market condu...
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