Carl Slabicki
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first heard Sep 2025
last heard 12 Feb
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Yeah, I mean, as we talk to clients, right, whether it be banks across the globe, corporate treasurers, whatever it may be, I think one of the things that gets missed or is one of the bigger challenges in the industry is really how do you support an always-on operating model, right?
Corporate treasury team, an accounts receivable team, an accounts payable team, someone managing global liquidity, someone managing products for a bank right out to the market, you know, depending on what perspective you may have.
There is a little bit of a fear of, okay,
all of the business processes have been built around when people are in the office, right?
When they're in, they're plugged on, they have their coffee, right?
Not when they're sleeping, not when they're off doing family stuff, you know, and holidays and all that type of thing.
So how, how do you help businesses trends, you know, transfer into a 24 seven always on system payments were kind of the first thing to break through, you know, that, that kind of out of Monday through Friday glass, um,
As we've mentioned, we're still very early on even on instant payment adoption.
We're just kind of scratching the surface.
So you play this out in three years and five years when more of transactions are processing over these new rails, when some of the other systems continue to potentially expand their operating hours, when more cross-border money movement is going over instant rails and 24 seven and other financial services catch up because they will have to catch up.
Even if you look at what's going on with
the talk on stable coins and distributed ledger technology, a lot of this is really just trying to solve the challenge of either market infrastructure or internal legacy debt that banks may have.
How do you use this technology to overcome that so that your services are more available?
It could be payment services.
It could be the exchanging of assets.
It could be the ability to make a payment and purchase US treasuries on the weekends when these markets are closed because you've been able to tokenize it and now exchange them on a
you know, private blockchain.
And now this technology has kind of unlocked that capability.
All of that's great.
I think that's where we see the market going.
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