Sebastien Rousseau

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PAYMENTS & MONEY

From Messages to Map: Building a Global Corporate Standard on ISO 20022 and Swift

The industry finally has a global language for payments. It still does not have a global map for corporates to act on it. ISO 20022 and Swift's CBPR+ harmonised what a payment must say, not how a corporate uses it — the missing interface and behaviour layers, and how banks can build a global corporate standard on the rails they already have.

APPLIED AI

Reading the Emerging-Technology Risk Horizon for Banks in 2026

Regulators have started scanning the horizon out loud. Reading the 2026 emerging-technology landscape for banks across three converging vectors — personalised AI intelligence, synthetic financial crime, and programmable finance — and a framework for turning weak signals into supervisory action before harm scales.

PAYMENTS & MONEY

2026 年のポスト量子バンキング・レジリエンス指数: EO 14409、世界的期限、そして受託者としての暗号アジリティ

Executive Order 14409, ANSSI's hard 2030 deadline and DORA Article 5 have moved post-quantum cryptography from a long-range technical goal to an active regulatory mandate. This index converts securing registries, high-frequency ledgers and SWIFT channels into a board-ready 0–5 scorecard that aligns ML-KEM, ML-DSA and SLH-DSA primitives with fiduciary liability and balance-sheet risk.

PAYMENTS & MONEY

2026年グローバル決済展望:エージェント型・不可視・リアルタイムの世界におけるオペレーティングモデル、リスク、収益

The 2026 global payments cycle is defined by three converging forces — agentic commerce, invisible embedded payments, and real-time execution — sitting on top of a tokenised unified ledger under Project Agorá and a hard November 2026 SWIFT structured-address cut-over. This piece synthesises the J.P. Morgan, Global Payments, HSBC and Payments Association 2026 outlooks into a four-pillar G-SIB operating model.

INFRA & CRYPTOGRAPHY

CIB の量子の夜明け:KyberLib から量子耐性ペイメントスタックへ

BIS Quantum Dawn and the G7 January 2026 PQC roadmap have moved post-quantum cryptography from research to board agenda. This piece extends KyberLib from a toolkit into an enterprise CIB transition programme — covering high-value rails, trade finance, custody, and the disclosures regulators are now asking for.

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