Issue 14 · Nov 2–8, 2026Agent Age News magazine · Other editions · Method · HU / ENG

The impact of AI on banks, insurers, pay and finance, curated weekly

Archive

14.
Nov 2–8
Three charged with stealing $129 million from companies by impersonating CEOs with AI
13.
okt. 26 – Nov 1
Major U.S. banks block AI agents that log in with customers' credentials
12.
Oct 19–25
US big banks block third-party AI agents from accessing customer accounts
11.
Oct 12–18
JPMorgan blocks outside AI agents from customer accounts; Schwab also blocks
10.
Oct 5–11
Insurers brace for multimillion-dollar claims over rogue AI agents and pull back from the risk
9.
szept. 28 – Oct 4
Fraudsters use AI-cloned CEO voice to steal about €95 million from Intesa Sanpaolo's Fideuram
8.
Sep 21–27
Voice-cloning scam at Intesa Sanpaolo leads to €95 million in transfers
7.
Sep 14–20
Mastercard gives AI agents virtual cards, partners with Alchemy
6.
Sep 7–13
BIS, Bank of England and central banks warn of AI-driven financial stability risks
5.
aug. 31 – Sep 6
FSB chair warns G20 that frontier AI cyber risk threatens financial stability
4.
Aug 24–30
FCA: 44% of young Britons wrongly think AI financial advice is regulated
3.
Aug 17–23
26 firms including Visa and Mastercard launch the Agentic Payments Alliance
2.
Aug 10–16
RBI governor urges banks to speed up AI investment while keeping meaningful human oversight
1.
Aug 3–9
EBA, EIOPA and ESMA call for stronger governance of frontier AI ICT risks