Jack Nicholson
Chair
Supervisory Board
Comprised of G20 central bank governors and international regulators.
Executive Committee
Strategic oversight and policy
Operations Committee
Technical protocols and infrastructure
Security Committee
Threat assessment and protocols
Audit Committee
Compliance and financial oversight
Independence
Neutrality
Transparency
Accountability
The foundation upon which governance is built.
The Communications Office was established under international agreement to serve as the central authority for private communications outside conventional infrastructure. Our role is recognized by central banks, regulatory bodies, government, and systemically important financial institutions worldwide.
We operate independently across all jurisdictions and regulatory frameworks.
Our authority extends to all matters of financial continuity, interbank coordination, intelligence agencies, millitary, and critical vendor alignment.
Scope of Authority
- Interbank Communications: Facilitate secure messaging between financial institutions during crisis scenarios
- Regulatory Interface: Serve as official channel for supervisory communications and oversight coordination
- Vendor Coordination: Ensure critical service providers maintain operational alignment
- Continuity Protocols: Maintain and enforce communication standards above disruption
International Recognition
Our authority is recognized and supported by the global financial community
Central Banks
Formal recognition and cooperation agreements with major central banks and monetary authorities worldwide.
Regulatory Bodies
Official status as a recognized authority for financial continuity and crisis communications.
Financial Institutions
Trusted partner for systemically important banks, custodians, and critical market infrastructure providers.