The hidden cost of ISO 20022 messages
Migration was only ever the first invoice
Rossana Salaris Thomas, Head of Enterprise Payments Platform EMEA at Fiserv, joins Julie and Mike on the floor at EBAday 2022 to discuss the ideal time to implement a new payment architecture, debate whether Europe or the US is leading the way on cloud adoption and whether banks are really ready for ISO 20022.
This special edition of the RedCompass Labs After Hours podcast was recorded live amidst the hustle and bustle of EBAday 2022 in Vienna. You will hear some background noise, which imparts the exciting vibe of the first in-person payments event for Europe since 2019. Enjoy!
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