What You'll Learn
FedNow proved that U.S. banks can move money instantly, around the clock, at scale. But instant is not the same thing as programmable, and a payment message is not the same thing as a programmable asset. This course draws a clear, source-grounded line between what FedNow was built to do and what tokenization, tokenized deposits, and regulated payment stablecoins can now do on top of it: conditional payment logic, delivery-versus-payment settlement, and continuous cross-border reach that was previously unavailable in an instant environment.
This presentation gives financial institution leaders a practitioner-level, non-hyped view of where tokenization actually stands today, what it means for deposit retention and fee income, and what a board and examiner will expect from a governance program before the institution moves.
Topics covered in this course
- FedNow's Structural and Regulatory Limits
- What Tokenization Adds Beyond Instant Payments
- The GENIUS Act Framework for Permitted Issuers
- Real Adoption Data vs. Market Hype
- Deposit Retention and Fee Income Impact
- Building a Risk-Managed Governance Roadmap
Who Should Attend
- CFOs and finance leadership at banks, credit unions, and Fintechs
- Treasury and payments operations leaders
- Commercial banking leadership evaluating new product and deposit strategies
- Compliance and risk officers, including model risk and BSA/AML functions
- Board members and executive management at community banks, credit unions, mid-size and regional banks, and bankers' banks
*This course does NOT qualify, nor meet the National Standard for NASBA accreditation.
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