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Changes to financial market infrastructures for high-value payments and real-time gross settlement systems (RTGS) have already taken place in Switzerland, Japan, China and India; similar deadlines to adopt ISO 20022 as the new standard for exchanging payments in the United States, Europe, United Kingdom, Australia, Hong Kong and Canada are fast approaching. Though ISO 20022 is an international messaging standard in the broadest sense, it can be so much more than that for those who invest in the right tools. Here’s a closer look at what moves toward ISO 20022 really mean.
ISO 20022 is an international messaging standard that will facilitate electronic data exchange between financial institutions, and with customers, users, market infrastructures and regulatory bodies. This global common language for all financial communication across various financial industry domains spans payments, securities, trade services, cards and FX, and describes financial business processes and transactions in a business way. All ISO messages follow a similar construct and share a common lexicon of data. Whether it’s a card payment or a securities transaction, the data field is consistent. This enables the exchange of richer data including longer references, a detailed name and address descriptor and extensive remittance information. A common standard also simplifies message exchange between international and domestic payments.
Despite all these advantages, the global adoption of ISO 200022 also ushers in a new era of data handling for which banks must prepare. Well in advance of the approaching deadlines, banks will need to consider how they’ll manage, use, process and store data they’ve not previously had to handle and determine what demands it will place on current processes and systems. Banks must respond to their region’s specific ISO 20022 deadline, but the can choose what the move means for their business:
To learn how and when various parts of the world and their respective infrastructures are moving towards ISO 20022, and identify the detailed questions you need to consider to strategically prepare your adoption plans, visit our ISO 20022 website.
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