Paul Ruskin, Director of Business Development at Trace Financial, shoots the breeze with Mike and Julie to ponder their ISO20022 predictions from two years back, debate the current state of industry readiness and consider last-minute advice ahead of the ISO 20022 migration this coming November.
This special ‘bite-sized’ edition of the RedCompass Labs After Hours podcast was recorded on the floor at the EBAday 2022 in Vienna. The buzz of conversation in the background conveys the phenomenal vibe at the first in-person payments event for Europe since 2019. Enjoy!
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