Unified path to payment modernisation

While treasurers see promise in regulatory changes such as ISO 20022 and the digital euro, concerns over compliance pressures and potential disruptions are mounting, according to the Corporate Treasurers on Key Trends in Cash Management report, published by Euromoney earlier this month.

Financial institutions play a crucial role in collaborating with regulators to modernise payment infrastructure while minimising client impact. Euromoney’s Corporate Treasurers on Key Trends in Cash Management report highlights the variety of approaches to payment-systems modernisation, with the most proactive ensuring that the necessary changes are baked into their development roadmap.

In Europe, banks face challenges with the upcoming Instant Payments Regulation (IPR) deadline, while in the US they are adapting to FedNow compliance. Banks in Canada may have been relieved to hear that the real-time rail system will not be operational until 2026, but the upcoming migration to ISO 20022 in just over a year is keeping everyone on alert.

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