FSB Sound Practice 10: The Supervisory Architecture for Agentic AI That National Regulators Will Translate

The global supervisory architecture for agentic AI is shifting from theoretical debate to operational reality. By delivering its final report on Sound Practices to G20 Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors in Bangkok, the Financial Stability Board has effectively signaled that the era of unconstrained autonomous experimentation in finance is closing. While these 12 practices remain non-binding, they establish a baseline for risk management that institutions ignore at their own peril, as detailed in the accompanying letter from FSB Chair Andrew Bailey. The Human-in-Command Mandate At the core of this framework is Sound Practice 10, which mandates a shift toward a human-in-command model. The FSB acknowledges that traditional, decision-by-decision review is incompatible with the velocity of autonomous systems.

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