AI for Regulators

A regulator-focused session centred on oversight, governance and risk awareness — not AI implementation.

Course Overview

This session is designed for Gibraltar’s regulatory bodies to explore the

practical implications of artificial intelligence from a regulatory, supervisory and

governance perspective.

The session focuses on how AI is being adopted by regulated firms, the risks and

opportunities this creates, and how regulators can maintain effective oversight without

needing to become AI implementers themselves.

Using practical, sector-relevant case studies, the course examines where AI is already

influencing decision-making, compliance, monitoring and reporting, and what this means

for regulatory supervision, accountability and assurance. The emphasis is

on understanding, challenge and control, rather than technical deployment.

Target Audience

This session is intended for senior leaders, policy makers and supervisory teams from:

 Gibraltar Financial Services Commission (GFSC)

 Gibraltar Regulatory Authority (including telecoms and data protection functions)

 Gibraltar Gambling Commission

 Gibraltar Financial Intelligence Unit (GFIU) and related public sector bodies

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Format and Delivery

 Duration: 2 hours

 Format: In-person session

 Style: Practical, discussion-led, case study based

 Audience size: Limited to maintain open dialogue

The session is designed as a lunch-and-learn format to suit senior public sector

attendees and encourage cross-regulator discussion.

Key Themes and Emphasis

 How regulated firms are using AI today (and where this is accelerating)

 AI governance, accountability and auditability

 Human oversight and decision responsibility

 Data protection, transparency and explainability

 Cross-sector regulatory challenges (financial services, telecoms, gambling)

 What “safe and responsible AI use” looks like from a regulator’s perspective

Trainer Profile

Ian Campbell is a Guernsey-based technology entrepreneur, Non-Executive Director and AI training specialist with extensive experience working at board and executive level withinregulated insurance and financial services businesses.

Ian currently serves as a Non-Executive Director of Cherry Godfrey, an insurance and financial services organisation operating across Guernsey, Jersey, the Isle of Man and the UK.

In this role, he is directly involved in governance, risk oversight and the practical application of technology within a regulated insurance environment. He has also designed and advisedon insurance-specific AI assistants and autonomous agents, supporting areas such asoperational efficiency, compliance monitoring and risk analysis.

Alongside his NED responsibilities, Ian is the founder of Redsky Guernsey Ltd and CEO of a global SaaS business, combining hands-on commercial leadership with deep experience in digital transformation. His career includes senior executive roles with Airtel-Vodafone and Cable & Wireless, where he led large-scale operational change, governance and transformation programmes.

Ian’s focused AI sessions are designed for non-technical audiences and are grounded in real operational and boardroom experience rather than theory. He focuses on how AI and autonomous agents can be introduced responsibly, with clear accountability, human oversight and alignment with regulatory expectations. Ian was recently featured on The Quarry Podcast in Guernsey, discussing the practical impact of AI on local businesses and regulated sectors.

Light lunch provided. Please advise of any special dietary requirements via the messaging option.