EU Securities Watchdog Puts AI and Tokenization on Supervisors’ Agenda for 2027

Framing AI and tokenization as a joint supervisory priority is notable because it treats them as one disclosure problem rather than two separate ones, and the cataloguing requirement means national regulators will be building an inventory of client-facing deployments they currently may not see. Firms furthest along in either technology become the first test cases, so the practical effect is a de facto mapping exercise across the bloc. Whether the resulting oversight stays proportionate to actual risk, and whether cataloguing leads to anything beyond data collection, is the open question worth watching.