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.

Ludmilla Buteau Allien and Dr. Adolfo Sarmiento explore how CBDCs serve as a catalyst for financial inclusion and remittance efficiency in Haiti and Uruguay.

Dr. Francisco Rivadeneyra and Mehregan Ameri explore the G7's strategic design choices and the policy trade-offs driving CBDC development in the UK and Canada.

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.

HSBC’s Mark Williamson and IBM’s Soren Mortensen reveal how their joint project with the Banque de France achieved seamless multi-ledger settlement for CBDCs, eBonds, and FX.

Keith Bear and Jean-Michel Godeffroy analyze the policy blueprints and design trade-offs from the UK and China that are shaping the global future of CBDCs.

FNA’s Dr. Kimmo Soramäki and Dr. Carlos León demonstrate how agent-based simulation and "Digital Twins" can quantify the impact of CBDCs on financial stability and adoption.