Shanghai University of Finance and Economics; Beihang University; Southern University of Science and Technology, 2026

FinSafetyBench

A bilingual (English/Chinese) red-teaming set that checks whether models refuse requests breaking financial compliance. It covers 11 financial-crime and 3 professional-ethics subcategories, tested under PAIR, ReNeLLM and FlipAttack jailbreaks.

Best reported

32.3

LLaMA-3Meta

attack success rate % (financial crimes, English)

Reported by the authors, 1 May 2026

About this benchmark

Size
1,881 aligned English/Chinese instances (1,201 self-built, 680 external), 14 subcategories
Public split
Instructions only (data/FinsafetyBenchmark.csv) plus judge.py on GitHub, for research use
Grading
A Qwen3-32B judge scores each response 1-10 (1 is a full refusal). Attack success rate counts only a score of 10. The paper reports 93.6% agreement with human consensus.
Licence
Not stated
Submission
none
Products allowed
No
Latest version
arXiv v1 (2026-05-01), Findings of ACL 2026
What it does not cover
Does not measure over-refusal of legitimate requests, or whether advice is suitable or correct.

Results

6 models
Leaderboard

Each score shows who reported it: the benchmark's authors (quoted from their paper), the benchmark's official board, or Moneda (run with the benchmark's own grader and rules). We do not copy other aggregators.

FinSafetyBench arXiv v1 (2026-05-01), Findings of ACL 2026

attack success rate % (financial crimes, English), lower is better. 6 models.

Updated 1 May 2026

  1. LLaMA-332.3
  2. XuanYuan57.5
  3. InternLM372.2
  4. GLM-472.3
  5. Qwen2.588.2
  6. Mistral93.5

FinSafetyBench arXiv v1 (2026-05-01), Findings of ACL 2026

attack success rate % (financial crimes, English), lower is better. 6 models.

Updated 1 May 2026

  1. 1LLaMA-332.3
  2. 2XuanYuan57.5
  3. 3InternLM372.2
  4. 4GLM-472.3
  5. 5Qwen2.588.2
  6. 6Mistral93.5
FinSafetyBench leaderboard (attack success rate % (financial crimes, English), lower is better)
1LLaMA-3Meta32.3Meta-Llama-3-8B-Instruct; average of PAIR, ReNeLLM, FlipAttackPaper Table 2
Reported by the authors, 1 May 2026
2XuanYuanNot stated57.5XuanYuan-13B-Chat; average of PAIR, ReNeLLM, FlipAttackPaper Table 2
Reported by the authors, 1 May 2026
3InternLM3Not stated72.2InternLM3-8B-Instruct; average of PAIR, ReNeLLM, FlipAttackPaper Table 2
Reported by the authors, 1 May 2026
4GLM-4Zhipu AI72.3GLM-4-9B-0414; average of PAIR, ReNeLLM, FlipAttackPaper Table 2
Reported by the authors, 1 May 2026
5Qwen2.5Qwen88.2Qwen2.5-32B-Instruct; average of PAIR, ReNeLLM, FlipAttackPaper Table 2
Reported by the authors, 1 May 2026
6MistralMistral AI93.5Mistral-Small-24B-Instruct-2501; average of PAIR, ReNeLLM, FlipAttackPaper Table 2
Reported by the authors, 1 May 2026

FinSafetyBench arXiv v1 (2026-05-01), Findings of ACL 2026

attack success rate % (financial crimes), lower is better. 2 models.

Updated 1 May 2026

  1. GPT-5.135.3
  2. deepseek-v3.289.5

FinSafetyBench arXiv v1 (2026-05-01), Findings of ACL 2026

attack success rate % (financial crimes), lower is better. 2 models.

Updated 1 May 2026

  1. 1GPT-5.135.3
  2. 2deepseek-v3.289.5
FinSafetyBench leaderboard (attack success rate % (financial crimes), lower is better)
1GPT-5.1OpenAI35.3PAIR only, 25 sampled instances per category (not comparable to Table 2)Paper Table 3
Reported by the authors, 1 May 2026
2deepseek-v3.2DeepSeek89.5PAIR only, 25 sampled instances per category (not comparable to Table 2)Paper Table 3
Reported by the authors, 1 May 2026

Last checked 1 Nov 2026. Something out of date or wrong? Send a correction.