In collaboration with the World Economic Forum, we have published a new article highlighting how financial authorities are strengthening their data practices — and the role of public-private collaboration in accelerating that progress.
The piece draws on findings from the State of SupTech Report 2025 and three recent secondment projects delivered through the Public-Private Secondments for SupTech Innovation (PPSSI) initiative.
The three case studies featured are:
- The National Bank of Moldova partnered with Indonesian fintech DANA to explore a centralized data warehouse, building a sandbox proof-of-concept that demonstrated end-to-end automated supervisory workflows.
- The Bank of Mauritius worked with UK-based regtech provider TSO to convert static PDF regulations into machine-readable digital rulebooks, enabling faster update cycles and reduced compliance friction for regulated firms.
- A central bank in the Middle East developed a consumer fee transparency tool, with DANA conducting comparative research on governance and data accuracy requirements for such public-facing supervisory tools.
The article argues that while suptech adoption is accelerating, weak data governance remains a material constraint — with 38% of financial regulators identifying it as a barrier. Its central message: the next phase of suptech is less about adopting new tools, and more about ensuring strong data foundations.
Read the full article: https://www.weforum.org/stories/2026/04/better-data-practices-examples-financial-supervision-future/
