Bottomline Summer School 2026

Build your payments strategy for 2026 and beyond.

The global payments landscape is entering its most complex phase yet. ISO 20022 Phase 2, real-time rails, increasing regulatory pressure, rising fraud risk, and the need for operational resilience mean banks and NBFIs must make smarter, more strategic decisions and make them now.

Bottomline Summer School 2026 is a curated, on demand webinar series designed for payments, operations, technology, compliance and transformation leaders. Featuring insights from global banks, regulators, market infrastructures and industry experts, each session cuts through the noise to focus on what really matters for your roadmap.

Watch on demand, anytime over the summer
Designed for strategic planners, not just implementers
Global perspectives, practical takeaways

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Join Deloitte and Coop Pank they explore the fraud management process across the payments lifecycle - from initiation and validation through screening, investigation, and ongoing monitoring. We discuss practical approaches to strengthening controls, improving decisioning, and reducing risk while maintaining a smooth customer experience.

Payments Connectivity & Compliance: Building Security Across the Payments Lifecycle

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PwC discusses why banks and NBFIs worldwide are increasingly simplifying SWIFT connectivity, reducing operational burden, and unlocking the full value of SWIFT’s ecosystem:

SWIFT GPI – Enabling greater speed, transparency, and end-to-end payment traceability.
SWIFT Case Management – Mandatory for all SWIFT institutions by November 2026.

Unlocking Global Payments via Swift Connectivity & Value-Added Services

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As global banks look beyond ISO 20022’s next phase, the conversation changes. It’s not just a technical upgrade, but a fundamental shift in operations. Watch as HSBC, JP Morgan, and KPMG discuss where the real friction and opportunities lie - Structured Data. Case Management. Purpose Codes. Statements.

ISO 20022 – Phase 2: The Journey Continues | What Global Banks Need to Know for 2026 and Beyond

Case Study

Join Lloyds Banking Group and BNP Paribas as they debate the strategic imperatives behind modernising payment infrastructures, integrating real-time rails, managing participation across multiple schemes to ensure operational resilience and cost efficiency — and why ISO 20022 plays a key strategic role in all of it.

Payments Connectivity in the ISO 20022 Era - A Case Study in Future-Proofing

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NatWest, the Bank of England, Pay.UK, the Payments Association and Bottomline provide clarity on the UK’s payments transformation roadmap, highlight practical steps to modernising infrastructure and how to leverage orchestration to reduce complexity and improve customer experience.

Future-Proofing UK Payments: Messaging, Connectivity & Orchestration Strategies for Banks and NBFIs

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Barclays, JP Morgan, and Zempler Bank highlight the complexity of end-to-end transaction security and operational resilience:

Leverage ISO 20022 data to detect fraud, speed investigations, and enhance CX.
Strengthen resilience and security for real-time payments.
Modernise payments infrastructure with unified APIs.

Boosting connectivity and compliance in payments - Harnessing SaaS solutions for a secure, multi-rail future

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Exploring payments connectivity and the road ahead. Our latest Finextra webinar, ‘Payments connectivity in the ISO 20022 era: A case study in future-proofing’, hosted in association with Bottomline, discussed how ISO 20022 can be the key driver for resilient payments connectivity in 2026 and beyond.

What’s next for ISO 20022?

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West Brom Building Society is a mutual building society who has been helping its members with mortgages, savings, insurance, and other financial services for over 175 years.

West Brom Building Society: Simplifying Compliance, Strengthening Protection

Bottomline Summer School 2026

Build your payments strategy for 2026 and beyond.

Find more information here on how we can help you build your payments strategy