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Cross-border payments: building a hybrid model
中文标题
跨境支付:构建混合模式
Core conclusion · Tlines extraction
Société Générale argues international payments are entering a new phase where banks and market infrastructures orchestrate complementary solutions blending speed, transparency, security and compliance, while retaining human expertise at the core. Related expert commentary stresses that transparency demands now raise the bar for efficiency and trust. No quantitative targets are given; the piece is qualitative outlook commentary on payment-model evolution, not a market call.
- Institution
- Société Générale
- Published
- 09/17/2026
- Research topic
- Not explicitly stated
- Time horizon
- 2026
Key arguments
- Cross-border payments are entering a new phase driven by rising expectations for speed, transparency and availability.
- Banks and market infrastructures are moving toward orchestrating complementary solutions rather than single-provider models.
- Performance, security and compliance must be combined, with human expertise kept central.
- Transparency is becoming a distinct competitive priority beyond speed and cost.
Key numbers
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Main risks
- Rising compliance and security requirements could slow payment processing.
- Fragmented adoption of complementary solutions may hinder interoperability.
- Over-automation without human oversight could weaken exception handling.
Corresponding source evidence
Expert views As cross-border payments evolve, Frantz Teissèdre, Head of Public Affairs for Cash Clearing Services at Societe Generale and a member of the G20 Payments, Interoperability, and Extension (PIE) Task Force, examines how the focus on transparency is raising the bar for efficiency, security, and trust in global payments systems.
Beyond speed and cost: The push for transparency in cross-border payments 07 Sep 2026 Unlocking the potential of sustainability-linked loans in agrifood Despite a broader slowdown in sustainability-linked loan (SLLs) volumes, the agrifood sector remains a notable...
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