Can financial services collaborate to drive sustainability?
At Sibos 2023, industry experts spoke about the need for cooperation across borders and businesses to help drive sustainability at the pace it needs.
Learning from a ‘back-office revolution’ that transformed post-trade processing
New academic research from the Swift Institute follows the transformation of UK clearing and settlement processes across CREST’s 20-year history
Swift explores blockchain as part of its global payments innovation initiative
Proof of Concept launched to determine if distributed ledger technology could help banks reconcile their nostro databases in real time
Innotribe 2017: Towards even more collaboration
In 2017, Innotribe will reinforce the connections between FinTechs and financial institutions through valuable partnership programmes, events, and networking.
Swift Innotribe announces the five finalists of its Startup Challenge in New York
The most promising fintech companies in Americas have now been selected to compete in the Grand Finale at Sibos in Boston.
Major Banks Join Forces with Swift to Manage KYC Compliance Challenges
Brussels, 4 March 2014 – Swift announces that it has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with a group of major banks to jointly develop and use Swift’s KYC Registry, a centralised utility for the collection and distrfibution of standard information required by banks as part of their due diligence processes.
Swift delivers over 150 ISO 20022 consulting projects
Brussels, 15 June 2015 - Swift announces that its Standards Consulting Services team has delivered over 150 ISO 20022 consulting projects to more than 70 clients across the globe.
Virtual currencies unlikely to crowd out fiat currencies, according to new research
New research from the Swift Institute assesses whether the global financial community is accepting Bitcoin as a valid currency.
Swift examines application of financial business standards to distributed ledger technology and smart contracts
New paper highlights opportunity for financial industry to coordinate efforts using common messaging and data standards
Swift’s ISO 20022 harmonisation project moves forward
Financial market infrastructures move to the next stage of harmonisation, while key payments and securities market practice groups support the initiative