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| Saskia Devolder, (SWIFT)
| John Jackson, (Bank of England)
ISO 20022 is expected to create a global and open message standard across all business lines of the financial industry. Several long-lived financial communication standards, such as ISO 15022 (cross-border securities settlement), ISO 8583 (credit and debit transactions), and MT messages (SWIFT propriety for correspondent banking and FX transactions), will be replaced with a new standard. ISO 20022 is here, with migration beginning in November 2022 and expected to be completed by November 2025.
In Session #7, guests Saskia Devolder (SWIFT) and John Jackson (Bank of England) joined FNA to discuss the key features and expectations around adopting the ISO 20022 standard. Together, we explored what ISO 20022 means for organisations and how it could change the financial ecosystem as we know it.
The Session Covered:
| Saskia Devolder, (SWIFT)
| John Jackson, (Bank of England)
ISO 20022 is expected to create a global and open message standard across all business lines of the financial industry. Several long-lived financial communication standards, such as ISO 15022 (cross-border securities settlement), ISO 8583 (credit and debit transactions), and MT messages (SWIFT propriety for correspondent banking and FX transactions), will be replaced with a new standard. ISO 20022 is here, with migration beginning in November 2022 and expected to be completed by November 2025.
In Session #7, guests Saskia Devolder (SWIFT) and John Jackson (Bank of England) joined FNA to discuss the key features and expectations around adopting the ISO 20022 standard. Together, we explored what ISO 20022 means for organisations and how it could change the financial ecosystem as we know it.
The Session Covered: