This past year has been filled with learnings, challenges and accomplishments related to the ISO 20022 migration. The Treasury Services team can help your transition experience by sharing the latest updates and best practices as the U.S. market prepares for a co-existence of CHIPS ISO 20022 message formats and Fedwire legacy formats until March 10, 2025.

ISO 20022 Migration Webcast

Join BNY Mellon, Datos Insights and National Australia Bank as they discuss the broader market considerations that financial institutions need to address to influence client behavior and enable global adoption of instant payments schemes.

The Current State of Play of Emerging Payments

Join BNY Mellon, Datos Insights and Allstate Insurance as they discuss the value-add of real-time payments and how they can enhance the client experience and address points of friction for cross-border payments.

In this session, hear how key industry players are working together to meet these needs by helping organizations quickly modernize their current payment systems to accommodate secure payouts and a wide array of payment options. Presenters will explore how BNY Mellon’s Vaia solution enables organizations to send secure digital payments through multiple rails to various payees, including the unbanked and underbanked populations in the U.S. through MoCaFi.

Leveraging Verified, Digital Payments with  The Power of Payee Choice

This webcast will be delivered in Spanish and dedicated to covering SWIFT Go and the future of low-value instant cross-border payments.

SWIFT Go and The Future of Low-Value Instant Cross-Border Payments (in Spanish)

This webcast is dedicated to covering SWIFT Go and the future of low-value instant cross-border payments.

SWIFT Go and The Future of Low-Value Instant Cross-Border Payments (in English)

What is the future for fighting fraud? Data and Collaboration
How can cross-industry collaboration help companies combat fraud? Fraud prevention methodologies are becoming more sophisticated as the growing need for payments protection continues to evolve in a real-time world. Join our panel of industry experts to learn about the digital tools that are available to help institutions in the fight against fraud and how collaboration can help move the industry forward.

Treasury Services EMEA Webcast

This webcast covers select macroeconomic trends that drove the development of Swift Go, a service designed to deliver instantaneous, low value cross-border transfers, and how these trends are influencing the future of payments. The developments of Swift Go’s fee charging ecosystem; the future state of the service and the implications for exception management and compliance frameworks for global, real-time payments; and how industry participation and adoption can help scale this service will also be addressed.

SWIFT Go: Setting the new standard in low-value international payments

The EMEA Treasury Services team will be covering the important topics of SWIFT Go and the future of low-value instant cross-border payments.

Treasury Services EMEA Webcast Series

In this session, presenters will review key findings from our recent research with Aite-Novarica on global payment channel adoption and the forces disrupting payments. They will explore how the increasingly complex payments landscape is molding a future that  promises continuous innovation and change.

Payment Trends: From Research to Reality

Insurers are seeking ways to keep pace with rapid changes in the industry and adapt their operating models to stay competitive in this evolving space. With challenges ranging from emerging technologies to changes in risk management measures, insurers are searching for solutions in a forward-looking manner. An effective treasury function can enable insurers to drive growth and create a superior client experience while enhancing security. Please join BNY Mellon for an intimate roundtable discussion to share and gain insights on topics such as: 
• Payment Hubs          
• KYC/Fraud and Risk Management 
• Disruptors and Digital Payments
• Customer/End User Experience

The Future of Insurance

Learn from experts at both firms how our game-changing Real-Time E-Bills and Payments capability is:
• Giving participating Verizon consumers greater control over where and how they pay their bills and help in avoiding overdraft fees. 
• Providing Verizon with final and irrevocable bill payments, reducing payment exceptions while avoiding card-acceptance interchange fees.
• Addressing obstacles and mapping out next steps in the continued consumer bill-pay revolution. 
• Offering important insights into the industry's quest for payment transformation.

Real-Time E-Bills and Payments with BNY Mellon and Verizon

This session will review the key RTGS migration timelines and the role of the SWIFT Transaction Manager and also provide a refresher on the core ISO 20022 messages that will go live in November 2022.

ISO 20022 Webcast Series

The new Anti-Money Laundering Act of 2020 is causing far-reaching implications for correspondent banks. The act has ushered in the most significant changes to the Bank Secrecy Act of 1970 and other anti-money laundering/countering terrorism financing (AML/CFT) laws since the USA PATRIOT Act of 2001. Join to hear how the act affects you.

Implications of the New Anti-Money Laundering Act of 2020

Join BNY Mellon for a  webcast exploring the current industry strategies, technologies, and solutions  that financial institutions can use to help mitigate payments fraud. As billers, providers, and consumers increasingly move to online bill pay and digital payment methods, fraud continues to grow in seriousness and scope. To address the  problem, the payments industry is steadily evolving standards and guidelines that aim to help enhance security across electronic payment channels for online  billing and receivables processing.

Fighting Online Bill Payment Fraud

Join BNY Mellon for the 9th session in our ISO 20022 Webcast Series focused on the ISO camt.054.001.08 message.

ISO 20022 Webcast Series: ISO camt.054.001.08 message

BNY Mellon is pleased to offer the 6th session in our ISO 20022 Webcast Series on demand to view at your convenience. Watch now to learn important details about two messages for which no FIN MT messages exist today and which will drastically improve the processing of ISO 20022 transactions, end to end:

•	The pacs.004.001.09 message is the Payment Return message that is used to return a previously sent pacs.008 or pacs.009 message. 
•	The pacs.002.001.10 message is the Payment Status report which will be used mainly to reject a previously sent pacs.008, pacs.009 or pacs.004 message.

These 2 key messages are included in the CBPR+ portfolio and will be exchanged by correspondent banks and RTGS participants from November 20022.

This session: 
•	Explains the difference between a payment return and a payment reject
•	Explains the scope, scenarios and message structure     
•	Reviews message elements

ISO 20022 Webcast Series: ISO pacs.004.001.09 & pacs.002.001.10

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