https://mail.lifescienceglobal.com/pms/index.php/FIA/issue/feed 2025-02-17T13:04:21+00:00 Areesha Fatima areesha@lifescienceglobal.com Open Journal Systems <p>Frontiers in Law is an international, peer-reviewed, open- access journal that publishes articles on all aspects of legal interest. It aims to provide a multidisciplinary forum for publishing manuscripts by global scholars examining the legal systems, legal practitioners pursuing in any discipline of law; as well as students of legal studies. The journal welcomes traditional legal articles in all disciplines of law with particular emphasis on innovative articles addressing the contemporary developments in this field. We aim to publish research work truly representing the wide range of interests across all legal scholarship globally; and disseminate this knowledge to reader in every corner of the world free of cost through our open access publication policy and indexing in renowned agencies.</p> <p>The journal accepts submission of manuscripts, review articles and case reports relevant to the different subfields of law including comparative, transnational, international, historical, theoretical, economical, social, health, environmental, penal aspects etc as well as other currently arising facets in law and legislation; however, the submissions are considered for publication after rigorous peer review.</p> https://mail.lifescienceglobal.com/pms/index.php/FIA/article/view/10079 2025-02-17T13:04:21+00:00 C. Singh doctor.csingh@gmail.com

<p>Generative artificial intelligence (Gen AI) has helped change the trajectory of Banking (FinTech) and Law (Reg Tech/Law Tech). Technology innovates at an astounding rate. AI and Gen AI can not only simulate human intelligence (human thinking) but also perform tasks independently. It can develop intelligence based on its experiences, process detailed and complex information whilst continually learning and re-learning to be able to undertake complex, technical, and time-consuming tasks in real time. It can identify objects, patterns, people and voices(etc.) and look for problems far earlier – this also means it can come up with solutions quickly which in critical situations is of salient importance. The economic, political, and social benefits cannot be underestimated, but must be balanced against its disruptive and destructive potential. This article explores whether Gen AI can help further revolutionise the finance industry and how it can help with risks, and the various regulatory and operational challenges faced by those firms in the United Kingdom (UK). Data is analysed alongside domestic and international published literature. The article starts by summarising current risks and challenges and then discusses how Gen AI can be embedded as part of an arsenal of tools that financial institutions can use to develop and provide solutions to regulatory and operational challenges as at January 2025.</p>

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