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AI Governance in 2026: What Boards, CEOs & CXOs Must Do Now

A practical roadmap for leaders to govern AI responsibly, manage risks and unlock business value with confidence.

Artificial Intelligence is rapidly transforming lending, healthcare, insurance, fraud detection, HR, customer service, and enterprise decision-making. However, while AI adoption is accelerating, governance frameworks in many organizations are still underdeveloped. This executive video course explains how Boards, CEOs, CXOs, Risk Leaders, Audit Committees, Compliance Heads, and Senior Professionals must respond to the new era of AI risk, regulation, accountability, and opportunity.

What This Course Covers

  • Why AI Governance is now a boardroom priority
  • Global standards: ISO 42001, NIST AI RMF, BIS AI Sutras, RBI FREE Framework
  • AI risks such as biased decisions, false diagnostics, data leakage, rogue chatbots, and opaque outcomes
  • AI strategy, governance, and risk control frameworks 
  • Role of Boards, Audit Committees, and Compensation Committees 
  • Responsible AI Function and Chief AI Governance Officer model 
  • 3 Lines of Defence framework for enterprise AI governance 
  • How to operationalize AI Governance across functions  

Why This Course Matters

  • Revenue and profitability 
  • Customer trust
  • Regulatory compliance
  • Reputation and governance ratings
  • Strategic competitiveness
Senior leaders must understand how to govern AI before AI begins governing business outcomes.  


Navigating the DPDP Act 2023 – A Risk-Based Compliance Blueprint

The DPDP Act 2023 is India’s first comprehensive data protection law, with penalties up to ₹250 Crore and enforcement expected by mid-2026. This compact, high-impact video transforms legal complexity into a risk-based, actionable roadmap—priced for everyone. 

 What You Will Learn 

  • The 4 Pillars Data Principal, Fiduciary, Processor, SDF 
  •  Children’s Data (Deep Dive)                                                                                      Parental consent, no tracking/ads – ₹200 Cr penalty 
  •  Cross-Border Transfer Notified countries, local storage                    mandate PII vs SII + Global 
  • Context Sensitive data types + DPDP vs GDPR/CCPA/PIPL                        Consent (F-S-I-U-U) 
  • Free, Specific, Informed, Unconditional, Unambiguous                          Penalties & Key Dates
  •  ₹250 Cr fines + MS Risktec enforcement timeline                                  Linkages with Other Laws
  • Critical (E-com/BFSI), High (EdTech/Gaming)                                                   MS Risktec Roadmap 4-phase methodology + AI tools (CyberSure, Riskie)  

Why You Should Watch – Merits

  • Risk-based, not just legal – Integrate DPDP into your ERM scorecard 
  • Actionable checklists – Screenshot-ready for each compliance phase
  • Deep dives on tricky clauses – Children’s data & cross-border with real examples 
  • Multi-regime linkages – Unique section on SEBI, RBI, IT Act overlaps 
  • Sector-specific insights – Know if you are Critical, High, or Medium risk
  • Global comparison – DPDP vs GDPR/CCPA/PIPL in 2 minutes 


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Innovative FRM Course with AI Integration
This innovative FRM course provides a comprehensive understanding of financial risk management, incorporating the transformative power of AI. It is designed to equip both practitioners and students with the skills needed to navigate the complexities of the modern financial landscape.

Value at Risk (VaR) as a key financial risk metric that estimates the maximum potential loss of a portfolio over a given time horizon at a specified confidence level. It highlights how VaR helps quantify risk (not prevent it), supports Enterprise Risk Management (ERM), and applies across market, credit, interest rate, and liquidity risks, emphasizing its role in informed decision-making and financial stability.

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What is risk management and why is it important?

Risk management is the process of identifying, assessing, and responding to risks that can affect organizational objectives. It helps businesses minimize threats, seize opportunities, and build long-term resilience.

How is Enterprise Risk Management (ERM) different from traditional risk management?

Traditional risk management is siloed — each function handles risks separately. ERM, on the other hand, takes a holistic view of risks across the entire organization, ensuring alignment with business strategy and governance.

What are the benefits of effective risk management?

Benefits include improved decision-making, compliance with regulations, reduced losses, increased resilience, stakeholder trust, and the ability to convert risks into opportunities for growth.

What frameworks are commonly used in risk management?

The two most widely used are the COSO ERM framework and ISO 31000. Both provide structured approaches for integrating risk into strategy, but differ in scope and application. ________________________________________

How do COSO and ISO 31000 differ?

COSO focuses on internal control and risk governance, often used in financial and compliance contexts. ISO 31000 provides broad guidelines applicable across industries and emphasizes a principles-based approach to managing risks.

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