FNA’s Carlos León contributes to the World Economic Forum’s latest Insight Report, addressing the critical liquidity demands and risks of transitioning to wholesale CBDCs and atomic settlement.

As legacy RTGS systems age, integrating Liquidity-Saving Mechanisms directly into core central bank ledgers limits agility and increases complexity. By extracting these mechanisms into an independent "LSM Overlay Service," financial institutions can algorithmically resequence payments to save up to 69% in liquidity while enabling faster, modular infrastructure upgrades.

Trade credit drives corporate supply chains but exposes firms to cascading late-payment and default risks. By applying interbank Liquidity-Saving Mechanisms (LSMs) to corporate networks, a new Financial Market Infrastructure could drastically reduce liquidity requirements, clear gridlocks, and provide unprecedented visibility into supply chain health.

FNA’s Jeremie Feuillette breaks down the limitations of mechanical payment throttling and demonstrates how Intelligent Liquidity Optimization (ILO) achieves 50% liquidity savings without the risk of system gridlock.

FNA’s independent review of CHIPS confirms its 'extreme efficiency' in liquidity usage, demonstrating how advanced simulation can validate economic cost savings in high-value settlement systems.