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Financial crime, including fraud and money laundering, costs the UK economy billions of pounds annually. These costs are often passed on to consumers through higher prices or reduced services. The FCA chief's concern is that AI is supercharging these crimes, making the financial system more vulnerable and the impact more severe.
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