ISO 20022 payments services

ISO 20022 will harmonize the way payments are transmitted across networks. EY teams can help global institutions develop their strategy to comply with and harness the business value promised by the new standard.

The team

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Jennifer Lucas
EY Americas Payments Consulting Leader
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Alla Gancz
EY UK Payments Consulting Leader
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Susan Barton
Director, Financial Services, EY Advisory S.p.A
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What EY can do for you

The ISO 20022 migration is a major transformation initiative that will impact financial and nonfinancial institutions alike. While the transition to ISO 20022 may initially be a compliance exercise, there is significant potential to take advantage of the strategic opportunities the new standard provides.

EY global, cross-functional teams operate across major regions, including the Americas, the United Kingdom, European Union and Asia-Pacific. We bring together a group of professionals to assist on areas like SWIFT, cross-border transactions and payments modernization. EY teams have developed a broad suite of service offerings, tools and accelerators to help EY clients manage the migration and determine the best value-adding opportunities for their businesses. 

The EY service offerings span three main categories:

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    The team

    Jennifer Lucas

    EY Americas Payments Consulting Leader
    Industry veteran. Payments trailblazer. Visionary strategist. Driven innovator who holds several patents. Passionate about the future of payments and a globally connected ecosystem.
    Charlotte, USA

    Alla Gancz

    EY UK Payments Consulting Leader
    Payments innovator. Digital trailblazer. Visionary technologist. Passionate about shaping the future of payments and being at the forefront of innovation.
    London, GBR

    Susan Barton

    Director, Financial Services, EY Advisory S.p.A
    Working across borders. Forward thinker. Driver of growth. Multicultural and multilingual. Traveler.
    Milano, ITA

    Joanna Forman

    Senior Manager, Financial Services, Ernst & Young LLP
    Team leader with extensive industry insight. Focused on driving strategic outcomes across the payments ecosystem
    New York, USA

    Andrew Lim

    Director, Technology Consulting, Ernst & Young LLP
    Transformation leader in digital payments and regulatory standards. Passionate about technology enablement and product innovation. Keen gardener.
    London, GBR

    Kartik Burman

    EY Global Delivery Services Payments Technology Leader
    Payments leader passionate about next-generation payments services, including cross border digital currencies and embedded payments.
    Bengaluru, IND
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