Episode 421
ISO 20022 Payment Readiness: What Treasury Must Fix Before November 2026
In this episode, Lee Patton and Craig Jeffery discuss what corporate treasury teams must do to prepare for the November 2026 ISO 20022 structured address requirements. They discuss why the rules can affect organizations even when they do not originate ISO 20022 files, how incomplete payment inventories and address data can cause rejections, and why treasury, AP, IT, banks, and service providers must coordinate to validate payment workflows and data readiness.
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Swift ISO 20022 Address Requirements
Fedwire ISO 20022 Implementation Center
What Is ISO 20022?
Updating ISO 20022: Exploring New Formats, Data, and Benefits
Demystifying ISO 20022: The Future of Payment Formats
Host:
Lee Patton, Strategic Treasurer
Speaker:
Craig Jeffery, Strategic Treasurer
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