- How are financial institutions aligning with global standards, and what challenges are they encountering during ISO 20022 migration?
- How are financial institutions prioritising operational resilience and security amid pressure for real-time payments?
- How are financial institutions modernising their payments infrastructure, and what are the advantages of a unified API approach?
- To what extent are faster payments exacerbating fraud, and how are financial institutions strengthening their defence across the entire end-to-end transaction lifecycle?
- As they transition to ISO 20022, how are financial institutions harnessing richer data to detect anomalies, streamline fraud investigations, and improve customer experience?
Boosting connectivity and compliance in payments
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The global payments ecosystem is undergoing rapid transformation, driven by the G20 roadmap for faster, cheaper, and more transparent cross-border transactions by 2027. As financial institutions embark on the next complex phase of ISO 20022 migration, operational resilience is critical.
Regulatory pressures are immense, and fraudsters are exploiting new opportunities in this high-speed environment. Financial institutions are vulnerable to reputational damage, but those which treat ISO 20022 as more than a compliance tickbox will outpace competitors. The ISO standard is powering enriched, structured data, and innovative banks are leveraging improved insights to monitor customer behaviour, halt suspicious payments mid-transaction, and minimise false positives.
However, fragmented legacy infrastructure is hampering financial institutions’ efforts to unlock this competitive advantage. By transitioning to a single cloud-based platform, banks can securely track multi-rail payments data, efficiently scale operations, and keep pace with evolving requirements, all while curbing costs and protecting customer confidence.
Hosted by The Banker in partnership with Bottomline, this webinar will examine how financial institutions are achieving end-to-end security and interoperability across the payments lifecycle. Join our panel of experts to explore how best to ensure robust fraud prevention, ease connectivity across payments rails, and boost future resilience with cloud-based solutions.
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