ECB’s Patrick Papsdorf and Banque de France’s Claudine Hurman explore how "Augmented Oversight" and tech-neutral regulations are securing the future of decentralized wholesale payments.

SWIFT’s Saskia Devolder and the Bank of England’s John Jackson explain how ISO 20022 is revolutionizing global payments through structured data, enhanced transparency, and API interoperability.

TCH’s Richard Dzina and BNY Mellon’s Stephen Wojciechowicz explore how Liquidity Saving Mechanisms enable the high-speed efficiency of real-time payments without draining global bank capital.

Jan Schoombee (Fnality) discusses the transition to peer-to-peer wholesale payments, revealing how DLT-based settlement can reduce bank liquidity requirements by up to 70%.

Phil Mochan (Nomos) and Claudio Ceresani (DGT Solutions) discuss how "Challenger FMIs" are leveraging cloud computing and DLT to fix the broken correspondent banking model for low-value cross-border payments.

Kazım Rıfat Özyılmaz (Arf) and Dave Sissens (RTGS.global) explore the "Challenger FMI" revolution, detailing how stablecoins and atomic settlement are eliminating the need for traditional fund transfers and pre-funding in cross-border payments.

John Jackson and James Southgate (Bank of England) unveil the blueprint for the UK’s renewed RTGS system, detailing the transition to ISO 20022 and a future roadmap centered on atomic settlement and 24/7 availability.

Prof. Dr. Ron Berndsen and Dr. Kimmo Soramäki use the "Warehouse Metaphor" to deconstruct the evolving FMI landscape, exploring how network analytics and simulation are modernizing the "plumbing" of global finance.