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Vietnam to require banks to classify AI risks, conduct security checks from March

By Hoa Dinh ( February 26, 2026, 08:31 GMT | Insight) -- Starting March 1, financial institutions in Vietnam will be subject to new regulations around the use of artificial intelligence systems, including requirements to conduct pre-use security checks, classify risks for all AI systems and implement strict customer protection procedures. The obligations are set out in a draft circular issued by the State Bank of Vietnam under the framework of the country's AI law, which is also set to also take effect on March 1. Starting March 1, financial institutions in Vietnam will be subject to new regulations around the use of artificial intelligence systems, including requirements to conduct pre-use security checks, classify risks for all AI systems and implement strict customer protection procedures. ...

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