Data-driven research is essential to meaningful digital transformation. We explore global trends in technology, regulation, inclusion, and AI—delivering research and landscape analyses that provide public agencies, multilaterals, development banks, and private-sector partners with the compass to navigate complexity, anticipate change, and design forward-looking solutions.
The global benchmark for supervisory technology. The 2025 edition presents the most extensive evidence base ever produced on supervisory digital transformation—powered by insights from 312 financial authorities across 172 countries and six continents.
The State of SupTech is the leading global research initiative tracking how financial supervisory authorities are transforming their capabilities through data, technology, and innovation. Each edition provides the most comprehensive evidence-based view of progress across regions and income groups, highlighting emerging practices, capability gaps, and measurable supervisory outcomes. Powered by a growing dataset of hundreds of authorities worldwide, the State of SupTech enables institutions to benchmark themselves, understand which organisational and technological choices drive meaningful results, and identify where momentum is accelerating or slowing. By examining the evolution of supervisory mandates—from AI governance to operational resilience—the State of SupTech positions suptech not as an experiment, but as a core pillar of modern, accountable, and future-ready financial supervision.
Beyond its role as a research product, the State of SupTech serves as a shared intelligence platform for the global supervisory community—supporting collaboration, peer learning, and evidence-based decision-making. Its insights inform strategic planning, capacity-building priorities, and investment pathways, while helping authorities anticipate the technological, data, and governance capabilities needed for next-generation oversight. By connecting trends across multiple years, the initiative also provides a longitudinal view of how financial supervision is evolving in practice, enabling policymakers, partners, and ecosystem leaders to align around common challenges and accelerate collective progress in building more resilient, inclusive, and technology-enabled financial systems.
The global benchmark for supervisory technology, providing a comprehensive, longitudinal view of how financial authorities are adopting and deploying suptech worldwide.
Published annually by the DTS team through the Cambridge SupTech Lab, the State of SupTech Report is the most comprehensive review of digital transformation in financial supervision worldwide.
Drawing on data from financial authorities and technology providers, the report tracks adoption trends, maps emerging use cases and solutions, and distils lessons from the field — shaping the global supervisory innovation agenda.
We collaborate with global development actors, standard-setting bodies, and public-interest organisations to explore frontier issues in digital governance, financial supervision, and inclusive innovation. Our research informs international policy debates, institutional strategies, and real-world implementation.
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We develop practical frameworks and toolkits—covering areas like supervisory intelligence, AI readiness, data governance, and institutional capacity—that guide complex decision-making and support scalable adoption.
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