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17 policiesCoverage from 1 Jan 2025 · Data current as of 5 Jul 2026
Treasury
This speech outlines the UK government's strategy for AI adoption and innovation. UK organizations must align with the government's initiatives to enhance productivity and competitiveness in AI.
Treasury
New industry champions have been appointed to facilitate safe AI adoption in financial services. UK firms must align with the guidance provided by these champions to enhance AI integration while ensuring consumer protection and financial stability.
Treasury
This document outlines the annual remit for the Financial Policy Committee for 2025. UK organisations must respond to government recommendations regarding financial stability actions taken or intended.
Treasury
This document outlines how HMT handles personal information in compliance with data protection laws. UK organisations must ensure their data processing activities align with these legal obligations.
Treasury
This document is a privacy notice detailing how personal information is handled by HMT. UK organisations must comply with data protection rights and provide access to personal information as outlined.
Treasury
The report details £10.9 billion lost to covid fraud due to inadequate controls. UK organisations must implement stronger fraud prevention measures and comply with new regulations.
Treasury
This report outlines investments and long-term efficiency gains for programmes funded at SR25. UK organisations may need to enhance their modelling capabilities for better long-term value for money.
Treasury
This document discusses the need for identifying AI skills in the financial services sector. UK organisations should prepare for upcoming skills assessments and recommendations from the Financial Services Skills Commission.
Treasury
The document reports on over £10 billion in investment commitments announced at the Regional Investment Summit, creating almost 1000 jobs. UK organizations should monitor these investments as they may present opportunities for collaboration and growth in key sectors like AI.
Treasury
The document announces the appointment of Dex Hunter-Torricke to the Treasury Board. UK organisations should note the emphasis on expertise in AI and technology in public appointments.
Treasury
This document is a statement from the G7 Cyber Expert Group on AI and cybersecurity. UK organisations should monitor AI developments and collaborate to address cybersecurity risks.
Treasury
The Compute Roadmap aims to enhance the UK's compute infrastructure to support AI development. UK organizations must align with national priorities to access resources and funding for AI initiatives.
Treasury
This document is related to the Spending Review for 2025. It does not contain specific compliance obligations for UK organisations.
Treasury
This document is a joint statement between HM Treasury and the U.S. Treasury. It serves as a public record of the Financial Regulatory Working Group meeting outcomes.
Treasury
The document announces a £750 million investment for a new supercomputer in Edinburgh. UK organisations must prepare to leverage this supercomputer for advanced research and innovation.
Treasury
This document is a Spring Statement outlining economic growth and national security measures. UK organisations should prepare for increased investment in AI and digital technology in public services.
Treasury
The document outlines the Chancellor's Spring Statement focusing on economic growth and national security. UK organizations must comply with new funding allocations and reforms impacting public services and defense spending.