In this episode, Craig Jeffery and Paul Galloway explain what Swift's ISO 20022 deadline changes mean for corporate treasury. They distinguish the delayed structured-address requirement from other messaging changes and discuss why teams should use the extra time to clean payment data, inventory workflows, coordinate with banks, and complete testing.
Timestamps: 00:00 Introduction 00:36 ISO 20022 deadline changes 01:17 What SWIFT delayed 02:21 Structured and hybrid addresses 04:16 Why the delay shouldn't stop preparations 05:35 Understanding hybrid addresses 07:41 Payment files, bank portals, and data accuracy 10:12 How treasury should use the extra time 12:22 Risks of pausing and inadequate testing 14:23 Final recommendations 14:51 Outro
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