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The Federal Reserve hosts events across the country and virtually to facilitate discussion and dialogue on improvements to the U.S. payments system with industry stakeholders. To ensure everyone has access to this information, we’ve prepared summaries or recordings of our major events.

Webinars

Over the past year, the Federal Reserve has spoken with over 50 industry experts on this topic for its Payments Fraud Insights white paper series. Following the release of the final white paper in this series, the Federal Reserve hosted a webinar to discuss strategies for mitigating synthetic identity payments fraud with two of these experts.

August 19, 2020

One Approach Does Not Fit All: Mitigating Synthetic Identity Fraud Webinar

The Federal Reserve recently hosted a webinar featuring the FraudClassifier℠ model. The model was developed by the Fraud Definitions Work Group to help address the industrywide challenge of inconsistent classifications for fraud involving ACH, wire or check payments.

July 29, 2020

Hear from the Federal Reserve: Better Fraud Data. Better Defense.

The Federal Reserve recently conducted a review of the current cross-border payments landscape to better understand developments and ongoing challenges. Key findings were discussed on a January webinar entitled Go Global: A Review of Progress and Pain in Cross-Border Payments (Off-site), where nearly 700 highly engaged stakeholders attended, demonstrating rich interest in this topic.

January 16, 2020

Go Global: A Review of Cross-Border Payments Webinar and Survey

Archived Event Summaries and Recordings

Talk About Payments Webinar: Federal Reserve Payments Study – Payments Fraud (Off-site) (11/18)
Federal Reserve Next Steps in the Payments Improvement Journey: Educational Webinar (11/17, PDF)
Best Practices for Handling Retail Debit Balances Webinar Recording (08/16, YouTube)
ISO 20022 use Cases for U.S. Wire Transfer Systems Webinar Recording (05/16, YouTube)
Strategies for Improving the U.S. Payment System: Progress Report (03/16, YouTube)
Strategies for Improving the U.S. Payment System: Progress Report Presentation (03/16, PDF)
Faster Payments Effectiveness Criteria: What’s Next? (03/16, YouTube)
Faster Payments Effectiveness Criteria: What’s Next? Presentation (03/16, PDF)
How to Leverage the Small Business Payments Toolkit (12/15, YouTube)
How Small Businesses Can Leverage the Small Business Payments Toolkit (12/15, YouTube)
What’s Happening with the Faster Payments Task Force? (09/15, YouTube)
How Can I Weigh-In on Requirements for a Faster Payment System? (09/15, YouTube)
How Financial Institutions Can Leverage the Small Business Payments Toolkit (07/15, YouTube)
ISO^® 20022 Adoption Considerations for U.S. Wire Transfer Systems (07/15, YouTube)
ISO 20022 Payment Messages in the U.S. Webinar (06/15, YouTube)
SVP Rodriguez Task Force Teleconference Presentation (PDF)
Recorded FVP Sapenaro/SVP Rodriguez Payment Improvement Strategies FedForum (02/15, YouTube)
Recorded Pres. George/Gov. Powell Payment Improvement Strategies Webcast (01/15, YouTube)
The Road to U.S. Payment System Improvement (11/14, PDF)
Payment System Improvement Town Hall Summary (08/14, PDF)
Faster Payments Roundtable Summary (08/14, PDF)
Payment Security Roundtable Summary (08/14, PDF)
Electronic Payment Order (EPO) Forum Summary (05/13, PDF)

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Event Summaries

Front of the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago

October 22, 2021

What’s New & Next: 2021 Chicago Payments Symposium

The audience listened to the speaker on the stage

May 10, 2021

An Instant Payments Operator Update

Payments industry stakeholders attending the April 20 Nacha Payments 2020 Remote Connect virtual event received an update on the FedNow Service, the Federal Reserve’s instant payment solution.

May 8, 2020

Progress and Next Steps with FedNow^SM Service

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