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An accountant advising an RTGS operator on competitive positioning or compliance timeline faces a direct exposure: the AI's blended '79% for both' figure overstates RTGS adoption by approximately 30 percentage points relative to the regulator's own 'approaching half' formulation. A client briefing or board memo built on this figure will misrepresent the peer-group baseline and the urgency of the client's migration decision. When the client or their counterparty subsequently references the BIS speech directly, the discrepancy is difficult to explain without acknowledging that the underlying source was not verified.
The Panetta speech figures — 1–3% inquiry rate, 5–10 manual touchpoints, up to 80% resolution-time reduction — are precisely the operational metrics that accountants use to model the ROI of ISO 20022 harmonisation for clients evaluating migration investment. An AI that returns 'no official statistic found' on this question, or attributes the 80% figure to commercial intermediaries rather than an FSB official, produces an advisory memo with either a hole in the business case or a misattributed headline metric. Either outcome undermines the credibility of the advice when clients or opposing advisers do their own source checks.