Capturing today's technology opportunities
With customers demanding instant and frictionless financial interactions, the emphasis is on the banking world to utilise cutting edge technologies to enhance their services.
ISO 20022 in bytes for payments: Less than three months till CBPR+ general go-live!
Due to the start of the go-live and the coexistence period for ISO 20022 for CBPR+ changing to 20 March 2023 some of the information in the content is out of date. For more information on the migration to ISO 20022 in payments please visit our readiness page.
With the completion of the FINplus RMA bootstrap and the start of early adoption, it’s been a busy last few weeks in the CBPR+ world for our community. In particular, there has been further progress on messaging interface upgrades for…
Reaping the rewards of instant payments takes work
The key benefits of the instant payment systems being rolled out in Australia and in Europe were discussed at Sibos, Toronto 2017 at the Instant Payments Over Swift session in the Swift Auditorium.
BTMU chooses Compliance Analytics to further enhance its financial crime compliance programme
Powerful data analytics tool from Swift helps banks pinpoint risk and improve the focus of their compliance activities
APAC Funds processing automation and standardisation - Tracking industry progress
Relative stability of automation rates masks a disparity between regions
3SKey enables reduction of costs in security solutions by up to 40%
Brussels, 22 October 2012 – Swift, the financial messaging provider for more than 10,000 financial institutions and corporations in 212 countries, today released an information paper that takes a closer look into the real costs associated with building and running a PKI solution. The paper focuses on the findings of a cost study conducted by SEALWeb, an independent consultancy firm specialised in PKI implementations. It exposes the hidden costs for financial institutions to build and maintain a…
How to stay ahead of ever-evolving global technology and regulation change
Risk associated to sanctions today
Swift enters into real-time retail domestic payments
New project win to build an innovative solution for domestic payments in Australia is the first major milestone for the cooperative.
Market participants embrace the direct route to T2S as 2015 deadline approaches
Brussels, 30 September 2014 - As activity among market participants choosing to directly connect to T2S intensifies, new Swift research looks at the benefits of taking the direct route to T2S and the opportunity to build new business models, access new markets more easily and deliver new services to clients, which are being explored by the first wave of pioneering Directly Connected Participants (DCPs).