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    Kyriba Brings AI-Orchestrated Treasury Platform to Europe at KLX London

    By Digital Trade OutlookJune 4, 2026
    Kyriba Brings AI-Orchestrated Treasury Platform to Europe at KLX London

    Kyriba, the liquidity performance platform, hosted KyribaLive Exchange (KLX) London on 3 June 2026, its first European outing since the announcements at KyribaLive 2026 in Las Vegas. The event drew 400 senior treasury and finance leaders for keynotes, product demonstrations, and peer exchange.

    The timing matters. MiCA is now in force, the EU AI Act is reshaping financial technology governance, and stablecoin payment rails are running in production. AI governance has become a regulatory requirement rather than a future consideration.

    Melissa Di Donato, Chair and Chief Executive Officer at Kyriba, said: “European treasury teams are navigating MiCA, the EU AI Act and real-time payment expectations – all at once. This is a defining moment for treasury transformation in Europe. CFOs and treasurers need to navigate this complexity is no longer theoretical or future-state. It is live, governed and enterprise-ready today. Kyriba is setting the standard for what modern treasury infrastructure should look like.”

    The capabilities shown at KLX London are already live for global enterprise customers. USDC is integrated into Kyriba’s treasury platform via Circle, enabling near real-time cross-border settlement inside existing workflows. With cross-border payments exceeding $194 trillion annually, settling in minutes rather than one to three business days changes what treasury teams can do late in the week.

    Morgan Money, J.P. Morgan Asset Management’s institutional liquidity platform, is embedded directly into Kyriba. Powered by Trusted Agentic AI, it surfaces recommended investment actions based on each organisation’s cash horizon, yield objectives, and policy constraints, with no hard-coded rules and full auditability. Treasury teams can execute money market fund investments without leaving their TMS.

    Kyriba: What It Means

    Kyriba also flagged the AFP Stablecoins & On-Chain Liquidity in Treasury Certificate, the first professional certificate for stablecoins in treasury, co-branded with AFP, CTP-credited, and available to customers via Kyriba Elevate from June 2026.

    Advanced Liquidity Planning adds dynamic scenario modelling, automated data consolidation, and real-time visibility across entities. Kyriba says customers have cut liquidity planning from 10 hours a week to 1.3 hours while improving cash yield by up to $2.07 million annually. Advanced FX handles automated exposure validation, hedge application, and workflow controls for daily hedging programmes, with customers reporting up to $3.1 million in reduced FX volatility impact.

    The company also released the Agentic Finance No Hype Guide, covering what agentic finance means in practice, what to ask vendors, and how to build a credible adoption path.

    Bob Stark, Global Head of Market Strategy, added: “Six months ago, European and UK treasury teams were asking us whether stablecoins were ready. Now they’re asking how fast they can get live. That shift is significant – and Kyriba is the answer to the second question.”

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