[ECB Targets AI Financing Risks, Plans Special Review of Data Center Loans] According to Jinse Finance, on November 6th, the Eurozone's top banking regulator, the European Central Bank (ECB), is considering a special review of data center-related loans to assess potential risks from market sentiment and valuation volatility in artificial intelligence (AI). Sources familiar with the matter told Bloomberg that senior ECB officials have raised this review proposal internally and in discussions with banks under its supervision. As market concerns about rising interest rates and growing opposition to data center construction could put pressure on the rapidly expanding data center lending sector, global regulators are strengthening their scrutiny of banks' AI-related risks. One source indicated that the review might take the form of on-site inspections, focusing on how banks assess future cash flows and collateral value, and how they set aside provisions for potential defaults. Another source emphasized that the scope of this investigation will not be as broad as the ECB's review of leveraged financing several years ago, which triggered tensions between regulators and banks. Currently, the ECB has not yet determined the specific review methods for data center and broader AI risks.