Payments & Liquidity

BIS - Fostering ISO 20022 harmonisation - follow-up report

BIS reviews progress on harmonising ISO 20022 implementation and identifies remaining gaps in market practice, data usage, and governance. It argues that stronger alignment is needed to improve interoperability, payment efficiency, and cross-border outcomes.

Topics: iso20022, bis, interoperability, payments

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