Engaging in Innovation: Highlights from Spring Events
Experts from the Federal Reserve System engaged with the payments industry during key conferences and webinars this spring. Explore highlights from their sessions.
Experts from the Federal Reserve System engaged with the payments industry during key conferences and webinars this spring. Explore highlights from their sessions.
The Federal Reserve, and specifically, Federal Reserve Financial Services (FRFS), is engaging with the payments industry at this spring’s conferences and webinars.
Explore recent articles that highlight trends, examine relevant studies and provide perspectives on how current and emerging technologies may alter the payments landscape.
Payments leaders gathered in person and virtually at the annual Chicago Payments Symposium to discuss industry trends, innovations and ways to better serve customers.
Federal Reserve survey reveals that businesses continue to show strong interest in using faster payments for a variety of transactions.
With faster payments, and specifically instant payments being hot topics in the United States and around the world, there is no better time than the present to continue learning about this key area for the future of payments.
To support the development, testing and adoption of the FedNow(SM) Service, the Federal Reserve has announced industry participants in the FedNow Pilot Program.
Faster payments, including instant payments, are quickly gaining popularity around the world. And here in the United States, the topic is at the forefront of the payments industry. Now is the time to start learning more about this important and evolving area for the future of payments.
As part of our collaborative efforts with the industry to improve the U.S. payment system, the Federal Reserve will be sharing educational resources to help stakeholders across the payments ecosystem see the possibilities and plan for the implementation of instant payments.
Connie Theien, Senior Vice President and Director of Payments Industry Relations at the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago will advise on the newly formed U.S. Faster Payments Council’s (FPC) Board Advisory Group.