Europe’s Payment System’s Big Bang: Inside the ISO 20022 Migration
Rolling out a new common language for global payment data is no small feat. However, the transition is gathering momentum, with one domestic payment system after another converting to ISO 20022 (a standard for financial-information interchange between financial institutions developed by ISO, the International Organization for Standardization) over the past two years, including in countries such as Singapore.
This year, it was Europe’s turn, with all three of its payment systems—Eurosystem’s TARGET2, EBA Clearing’s EURO1 and Swift’s (or SWIFT’s, Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication’s) CBPR+ (cross-border payments and reporting plus)—opting to migrate in March in what the industry termed a “big bang” approach. International Banker Link
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