Speakers
Public Authoritiess
Julian Reischle
Director General Payments and Settlement Systems - Deutsche Bundesbank
Micheal O'Keeffe
Director of Policy and International - Central Bank of Ireland
Peter Ejler Storgaard
Assistant Governor and Head of Financial Stability Department - Danmarks Nationalbank
Thomas Lammer
Deputy Head of Secretariat - Committee on Payments and Market Infrastructures (CPMI)
Toshiyuki Miyoshi
Vice Minister for International Affairs & Co-Chair, IAIS - Financial Services Agency, Japan (J-FSA)
Industry Representativess
Dirk Bullmann
Managing Director, Office of the Chief Executive Officer - CLS Group
Erald Ghoos
Chief Executive Officer OKX Europe - OKX
Shriyanka Hore
Managing Director , Global Head of Industry Engagement - SWIFT
Objectives
Objectives
This roundtable aims to move beyond diagnostics and assess what needs to change, operationally, legally and institutionally, to deliver credible and sustained progress on cross-border payments by 2027 and beyond taking into account strong innovation.
Points of discussion
- As the G20 roadmap approaches its 2027 horizon how to govern the “last mile” to address domestic frictions and strengthen international cooperation? How should international cooperation on cross-border payments be structured thereafter: through renewed targets, continuous monitoring, or a more permanent governance mechanism?
- What concrete problems in cross-border payments could tokenised deposits or stablecoins realistically solve? How can interoperability between tokenised and non-tokenised forms of money be ensured in practice? Should post-2027 international cooperation explicitly incorporates innovation governance, rather than treating it as a separate agenda?
- As new technologies such as tokenized platforms and stablecoin-based settlement rails emerge, how does CLS assess the forthcoming challenges for FX settlement?