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IncreasingMedium2026-07-15

FSB opens debate on cross-border payments beyond 2027

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Regulatory Event

FSB Deputy Secretary General called for debate on the next chapter of the cross-border payments roadmap beyond 2027 at an OMFIF-hosted event.

Analysis

With the 2027 G20 roadmap targets approaching, the FSB is initiating discussion on the next phase of cross-border payments reform. This may extend focus areas including interlinking of fast payment systems, stablecoins, and legal/regulatory frictions, with implications for correspondent banking and payments infrastructure providers.

Relevance

Sets strategic direction for global payments regulation impacting correspondent banks, PSPs and market infrastructures.

Required Action

Action Required

Track FSB roadmap developments and assess payments strategy against evolving cost, speed, access and transparency targets.

Justification

Successor phase of the G20 cross-border payments roadmap will define compliance and infrastructure investment priorities.

Control Commentary

Engage in FSB consultation cycle; align payments transformation roadmap and correspondent banking strategy to post-2027 FSB priorities.

Source

At the virtual event hosted by OMFIF, the FSB Deputy Secretary General calls for a debate on the next steps for cross-border payments beyond 2027.

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