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Banks face regulatory barriers to rapid AI reform, says SocGen chief

  • Posted on September 21, 2026
  • By Financial Times
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  • 1 min read
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Regulatory obstacles are slowing artificial intelligence adoption across the banking sector, according to SocGen's leadership. The French financial institution is pursuing an ambitious strategy to distribute €21 billion to shareholders by 2029, supported by enhanced profitability margins and comprehensive cost reduction initiatives. This reflects the industry's challenge of balancing innovation pressures with compliance requirements while maintaining investor returns in an increasingly competitive environment.

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Banks face regulatory barriers to rapid AI reform, says SocGen chief
Banks face regulatory barriers to rapid AI reform, says SocGen chief

French lender aims to return €21bn to investors by 2029 amid higher profitability and cost-cutting targets
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