In the wake of recent banking sector volatility, FNA demonstrates how Intelligent Liquidity Optimization (ILO) allows banks to safely reduce intraday buffers and unlock billions in unrealized revenue through real-time stress testing and network science.

Commercial banks are currently facing exceptionally difficult funding conditions where traditional, manual intraday liquidity management falls short. By deploying advanced, real-time payment resequencing algorithms, banks can significantly reduce liquidity usage and costs, potentially transforming treasuries into profit centers.

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 explores three pivotal use cases for payments data—stress testing, liquidity monitoring, and supply chain analytics—to transform 'ordinary financial plumbing' into a powerful tool for global economic stability.

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.

FNA President Phillip Straley writes for International Banker, explaining what actions banks can take to solve liquidity challenges.

Carlos León , Director, Financial Market Infrastructures & Digital Currencies Solutions at FNA, writes for Payment Expert on the likelihood of a British cryptocurrency.

The Digital Euro Association’s Valentin Seehausen and Tamara F Schmidt interview Dr Carlos León and José Fernando Moreno Guitiérrez in episode 2 of the DEA’s series, TechyTuesday.  Together, Carlos and José presented FNA’s CBDC Simulation solution, highlighting the importance of CBDC simulation for designing a better CBDC.

The Bank of England is preparing to replace its 26-year-old core settlement engine, but adapting to this new landscape will require fundamental behavioral shifts from participating banks. In a recent article for The Stack, FNA Founder & CEO Kimmo Soramäki explains why system-wide simulations are essential for coordinating these changes and optimizing liquidity.

Traditional geographic maps are no longer sufficient to navigate the complex, borderless threats of the modern global economy. To manage these interconnected systems, "Financial Cartography" proposes mapping the hidden networks of global trade, financial markets, and critical infrastructures to visualize systemic risks and empower rapid, data-driven decision-making.The Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA) expands European financial regulation to explicitly cover third-party ICT and cloud service providers. By mapping these critical technological interdependencies, regulators and institutions can better visualize, simulate, and mitigate the severe systemic risks posed by cloud concentration.