The AI way to building an enterprise GRC program that works on the ground

Philippine enterprises are navigating one of the most demanding regulatory environments in Southeast Asia, with BSP’s evolving AI governance expectations, the SEC’s CASP dual-oversight regime, AFASA, and the National Cybersecurity Plan 2023–2028 all moving simultaneously. At the same time, AI is advancing faster than the governance frameworks built to oversee it, while boards are asking tougher questions around risk, accountability, resilience, and compliance.

Most organisations are already operating with stretched teams and increasing regulatory pressure, making AI governance one of the defining challenges for enterprise GRC today. This roundtable is designed for leaders looking to move beyond reactive compliance and turn governance into a strategic business advantage

The session will bring together GRC and risk leaders to share practical implementation insights, measurable outcomes, and lessons from enterprise governance transformation programmes.

Through Expleo’s AI capabilities, advisory services, and real-world implementation experience across global financial services, combined with MetricStream’s AI-enabled GRC platform, this roundtable will provide practical insights organisations can act on immediately.

The programme, followed by a networking lunch, will help you address:

• Why AI governance is now critical to GRC: AI is advancing faster than governance, creating model risk blind spots, accountability gaps and regulatory exposure beyond traditional frameworks.
• Why manual GRC can no longer keep pace: Disconnected tools and siloed data create fragmented, point in time views, leaving organisations exposed to continuously evolving AI driven risk.
• The cost of the GRC adoption gap: GRC programmes are deployed but not embedded, limiting business adoption, board visibility and measurable value.
• How GRC is being redefined:Shifting from periodic to continuous sensing, reactive to predictive intelligence, and from standalone tools to embedded AI governance.
• GRC as a driver of competitive advantage: Leading organisations use AI enabled GRC to accelerate business outcomes, reduce audit friction, optimise regulatory requirements and strengthen board confidence.