ISO 20022: Beyond the deadline – what treasury teams need to do next

The November 2025 Swift deadline has passed—cross-border payments now require ISO 20022 format exclusively. But for most treasury teams, this isn't the finish line. It's the starting point. Many organizations scrambled to meet the deadline, and are now realizing that compliance exposed gaps: legacy address data that won't survive the November 2026 structured address mandate, reconciliation processes that aren't leveraging the richer data ISO 20022 provides, and banks still operating on different timelines.

This session focuses on what leaders need now:

• A clear-eyed view of the post‑deadline reality

• What’s coming next (including the 2026 structured‑address mandate)

• Capabilities organizations must have to stay ahead

•  Actions to exploit richer data for automation, transparency, and lower operational risk

Walk away with a strategic and tactical roadmap for turning ISO 20022 from “mandatory compliance” into measurable business value.