While Sibos was a little different this year, what remains the same is that the payments industry is still banking on ISO 20022 to become the de facto standard of payments messaging. In an interesting session, Saqib Sheikh, the global head of the ISO 20022 program for SWIFT, referred to ISO 20022 as the next-generation standard for how entities speak to one another in payments. This simple definition makes sense, and it seems adoption would be a no-brainer. Having a common language to streamline the payments process is obviously important. However, the U.S. market continues to lag behind Europe on adoption. Several factors play into this dynamic in the U.S.:
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Analytics models are like living organisms. They need to be reviewed, recalibrated, and updated based on the initial outcomes they produce and the relevance of the historical data fed into them.
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How did you get into the insurance industry?
After leaving school, I took a job selling cars. I learned a lot from the experience, but I knew I did not want to build a career as a car salesman. Nationwide reached out to me about a position in their associate agent-builder program, where I would focus on personal lines. The program helps train young people through a six-week crash course. After graduating the course, we were given aggressive outreach and sales goals.
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