AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoISO 20022 Shock for Corporates: Treasury Intelligence Solutions warns companies that ISO 20022 is no longer “just a bank upgrade,” warning non-compliant cross-border payments could be rejected from November 2026, triggering delays and extra reconciliation work. AI for Business Operations: Hexaware becomes an authorised distributor of Anthropic’s Claude models via AWS Bedrock, aiming to scale enterprise use cases from document processing to compliance and software engineering. Enterprise AI Platforms: CXAI launches CXAI 2.0, positioning it as an “agentic operating layer” for enterprises. Government & Defense Spending: The Pentagon asks Congress to carve out dedicated MILCON funding for defense labs to speed R&D modernization. Safety on Construction Sites: UK HSE urges construction firms to strengthen site security during school holidays to prevent children entering unsafe sites. Corporate Moves: Bristow plans to expand government services by buying Berry Aviation for $105m while selling its Norway offshore helicopter support unit. Business & Policy: Malaysia’s minister pushes local firms to build their own products, tech and branding beyond “Made in Malaysia,” citing a Tealive–Dutch Lady ready-to-drink tie-up. Legal Watch: The US Supreme Court blocks a path for Roundup users to seek additional state label warnings from Monsanto/Bayer.
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