John Glen

MP for Salisbury

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“AI, in automating the evaluation of which products would suit individuals, is transforming most consumers’ interactions with financial services. Following the Mills review, there does seem to be a bit of a gap in what will happen with appropriate regulation.”
Financial Services and Markets Bill [Lords]UK House of Commons, November 10, 2026. Speaking as: Other. Conservative former Economic Secretary, speaking in the second reading debate on the bill.
“If a financial services firm essentially allows an AI regime to produce offers of products that are sold, somebody has to be responsible for the terms and the basis for such a product going to market.”
Financial Services and Markets Bill [Lords]UK House of Commons, November 10, 2026. Speaking as: Other. Same speech, on where responsibility should lie when firms use AI to produce product offers.

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    Financial Services and Markets Bill [Lords]

    In the Commons second reading of the Financial Services and Markets Bill, AI was a side topic. Conservative MP John Glen asked who is responsible when AI produces product offers sold to consumers, and Labour's John McDonnell cited a possible global crisis from AI debt as a reason to keep bank ringfencing.