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AI & Innovation
Australian and UK businesses are handing roles to AI. In the US and Canada, almost a third of managers who did that have hired the role back. The cost lands on the plan.
21 Oct 2026
AI & Innovation
Most businesses already have the risks. What they don't have is a picture of how fast AI is moving them. Sam Riley on ausbiz, in his own words.
6 Oct 2026
AI & Innovation
Dozens of lines on a risk register say "insured". Those policies were written when the cause of a loss did not matter. Insurers in Australia, London, the US and Europe are now deciding whether AI changes that.
1 Oct 2026
AI & Innovation
Almost every large company has an AI policy. EY found nearly half have gone round it for something urgent, and a quarter cannot see the AI agents acting inside the business. The policy points at the wrong thing.
25 Sept 2026
AI & Innovation
Three AI vendors went down on 3 September. Tools across thousands of businesses went with them, in companies that had never contracted either. An old risk, supplier dependence, with a new driver.
23 Sept 2026
AI & Innovation
Most boards give AI an agenda item. PwC found 56% of 4,454 CEOs have seen no financial benefit from it. They are asking what their AI strategy is - and NOT what AI is already doing to their existing business plan.
21 Sept 2026
AI & Innovation
Everyone is writing about AI risk and almost none of it is about your business. That gap is why we built the AI Disruption Index.
10 Sept 2026
Business Strategy
Refreshingly honest member feedback that proves the real risk for the rest isn't disruption. It's standing still.
24 July 2026
Business Strategy
I spent four days in Sydney with the global credit union movement. These are the three ideas that should be shaping every leader's strategy right now.
24 July 2026
Business Strategy
At the World Credit Union Conference in Sydney, the global leadership architect gave leaders three moves in her own words: "design for collision," "focus on your catalytic move," and "regulate what keeps performance beating."
21 July 2026
Business Strategy
At the World Credit Union Conference in Sydney, Dnister Bank CEO Ashley Hood summed up the panel's view of modernisation in one line: “An ecosystem isn't something you just buy, it's something that you shape.”
20 July 2026
Business Strategy
Australia's 27th prime minister opened the World Credit Union Conference with a warning and a reminder: efficiency alone makes systems brittle, and the credit union movement already holds the antidote.
20 July 2026
Objective-led GRC
Our 2026 survey found 67 per cent of risk leaders are only somewhat aligned to business objectives. Here's the cost of that gap, and what comes next.
30 June 2026
Risk Management
AI gives credit unions the signal to help members before harm lands, turning the founding promise into measurable retention and referral.
30 June 2026
Risk Management
AI changes the maths on inclusive lending, turning fairly-priced credit for wrongly-declined members into measurable loan-book growth.
30 June 2026
Risk Management
AI is layering new failure modes onto an old concentration risk, and the fix is three questions, not a re-platform.
30 June 2026
Risk Management
AI is reshaping service capacity from a volume problem into a cognitive-load one, and offering the way out at the same time.
30 June 2026
Risk Management
The neo-bank risk a credit union least expects is not the members who leave. It is the ones who stay while their real financial life moves somewhere else.
30 June 2026
Risk Management
AI is the most disruptive risk on a UK credit union's register right now, and the same tooling is its strongest answer.
30 June 2026
Business Strategy
500,000 homes to retrofit by 2030, grants on the table, and a member who needs a loan to bridge the rest. This fits the common bond exactly. AI is what makes it scale.
19 June 2026
AI & Innovation
AI-augmented underwriting compresses a sound mortgage decision from weeks to the same morning, with the explainability intact. This is a way to win, not a risk to manage.
19 June 2026
Risk Management
Synthetic identities in under twenty minutes, cloned voices, mule recruitment at scale. The risk is not a new category of fraud. It is your existing controls facing an attacker who has outrun them.
19 June 2026
Regulatory & Standards Compliance
The regulatory direction on AI is forming, not falling. The work is to prepare calmly through a known horizon, with evidence, before a supervisor asks.
19 June 2026
Risk Management
Credit unions have held the powers to lend on homes for years. The risk now is not whether they can, it is how long they take, against a pillar bank that decides in two days.
19 June 2026