Part of our Quantum Computing and Financial Supervision podcast series.

As quantum computing moves from theory to real-world application, it has the potential to reshape key aspects of financial systems, from risk modelling and analytics to cybersecurity. While large-scale quantum capabilities are still developing, their future ability to compromise existing encryption standards presents a material risk to data security and financial stability.

In this three-part series, Jennifer Elliott and Professor Michele Mosca explore what this emerging technology means for the financial sector and how supervisors can begin to prepare. In this final episode, they discuss how financial supervisors can prepare for quantum-related risks, strengthen cryptographic resilience, and build the governance, oversight, and risk management frameworks needed to safeguard the financial system.

Guest: 

Michele Mosca, Professor, Institute for Quantum Computing, University of Waterloo

Host: 

Jennifer Elliott, Assistant Director, Monetary and Capital Markets, IMF; Board Member, Toronto Centre

Read the transcript: https://shorturl.at/l0UCS

Read their biographies: https://shorturl.at/ZajYU