At key industry events this fall, Federal Reserve Financial Services (FRFS) representatives look forward to connecting and joining conversations on instant payments momentum and the FedNow® Service, the value and possibilities following the ISO® 20022 message format implementation for the Fedwire® Funds Service, fraud trends and latest prevention and mitigation tools and efforts, and more in payments innovations.
Jack Henry™ Connect: Sept. 8-11, San Diego
Jack Henry Connect gives industry experts an opportunity to connect with banks, credit unions and technology providers to discuss the importance of payments technology for innovation. Meet FRFS representatives at booth #501 and attend a speaking session on Wednesday, Sept. 10 where Dan Gonzalez will highlight one financial institution’s instant payments journey and how it’s helped fuel business growth and adoption.
MAG Payments Conference: Sept. 8-11, San Antonio
Discuss innovations and trends with FRFS representatives at booth #512 during MAG Annual Payments Conference (Off-site). This annual conference brings together payments and tech professionals across multiple verticals, spotlighting inspiring keynote speakers and providing exclusive insights into the future of payments. FRFS Chief Payments Executive Mark Gould will share insights into the benefits of the FedNow Service and instant payments for merchants and consumers on Monday, Sept. 8.
Sibos 2025: Sept. 29 – Oct. 2, Frankfurt, Germany
Sibos (Off-site) is an international event providing a platform for industry collaboration on timely payments topics, such as security, cash, technology and more. FRFS representatives will be discussing these and other topics at booth #G077 and during speaking sessions on Monday, Sept. 29 and Wednesday, Oct. 1:
- Frank Van Driessche will share an update on the recent implementation of the ISO 20022 standard for the Fedwire Funds Service
- Attend the “View from the Top” session with Governor Christopher Waller
- Join Nick Stanescu for a panel discussion on instant payments adoption and use cases
- Hear from Mark Gould on how instant payments adoption, the ISO 20022 standard and other innovations are driving payments modernization
Chicago Payments Symposium: Oct. 8-9, Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
Celebrating 25 years, the Chicago Payments Symposium (Off-site) has been a forum for thought leaders to connect and explore fast-moving changes, trends and innovations. Attendees will gain broad insights from U.S. and international representatives on advancements in instant payments, cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, global payments, and more.
AFP® 2025: Oct. 26-29, Boston
The Association for Financial Professionals’ AFP 2025 (Off-site) conference supports the advancement of treasury and finance members and their organizations. Engage with FRFS representatives at booth #1754 and hear from Mike Timoney on Monday, Oct. 27 for insights on the latest fraud trends, strategies and technologies to protect payment channels and safeguard organizations against emerging threats and fraud schemes.
Money20/20: Oct. 26-29, Las Vegas
During the Money20/20 (Off-site) annual conference, FRFS representatives look forward to engaging with banks, fintechs, credit unions, and other industry players on the future of payments. Meet with FRFS representatives at booth #21072 and join Nick Stanescu on Tuesday, Oct. 28 for a session on the FedNow Service.
Additional Events
Representatives from FRFS will also be in attendance at the following industry conferences: ABA Annual Convention (Off-site) and America’s Credit Union Operations and Member Experience Council and Technology Council Conference (Off-site).
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Notes
The Federal Reserve Banks do not sponsor or endorse any of the non-Federal Reserve Bank-related products, parties or entities mentioned in this publication. Speakers and sessions are subject to change.
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