Meaning is everything: the problem of defining ethics for AI algorithms
Settling on agreed definitions of the many terms that exist in the multiple domains of financial services is notoriously difficult. As globalization continues to create more interconnections within the sector, areas such as fixed income or FinTech are spreading across regions with different understandings of concepts, systems and processes*. Often the best that many institutions can hope for is an overlap in understanding of different terms, rather than separate
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