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Corporate treasurers navigate geopolitical and supply chain risks in an uncertain world of trade and treasury.

Bank of Palestine CEO discusses resiliency, ESG integration, youth innovation and regional expansion plans at Sibos 2026.

Cross-border payment interoperability depends on regulatory alignment and governance rather than technology alone. Tokenized deposits and blockchain enable real-time settlement.

Swift's Sibos conference in Miami explored AI's role in payments, interoperability, and how banks can connect emerging technologies with existing systems.

The B2B cross-border payments market is projected to grow 51% by 2032. SMEs now demand trust, speed, transparency and integrated services alongside cost.

HSBC's Manish Kohli discusses technology convergence, payment fragmentation and how traditional finance and DeFi can learn from each other to enhance global payments.

Christian Stolcke of Bank of America discusses how AI is reshaping cross-border payments through enhanced cash management platforms and the need for correspondent banking partnerships.

Moving to T+1 settlement requires ecosystem coordination, process automation, clean data, and cross-industry alignment rather than operational fixes alone.

Securities markets maintain dual ISO 20022 and ISO 15022 standards in costly coexistence, unlike payments which completed migration.

Societe Generale issues regulated dollar stablecoins for cross-border payments, echoing the eurodollar precedent with modern infrastructure and trust through regulation.

Canada introduces legislation enabling paperless trade through the Enabling Digital Trade Act, aligning with G7 commitments to adopt electronic transferable records frameworks.

AI agents can execute B2B payments autonomously when backed by policy-driven governance that enforces identity, audit, and fraud controls. Ralio's trust layer makes agent-initiated payments safe.

Go behind the scenes of the TTP refresh and discover how design, typography, sound, and branding reinforce its mission of independent editorial excellence.

AI in trade finance works best when matched to specific processes rather than handling all tasks. Practical application requires human oversight and judgment.

ITFA Chairman Sean Edwards on tokenisation, defence finance, and nurturing talent in trade finance at the 52nd ITFA Annual Conference in Split.