Swift unlocks potential of tokenisation with successful blockchain experiments
Cooperative demonstrates secure and scalable way to connect multiple blockchains for movement of tokenised assets around the world
Swift can provide single point of entry for financial institutions moving tokenised assets while leveraging existing secure infrastructure
Experiments are part of Swift’s ongoing work to maintain strong, secure interoperability across a fragmented financial ecosystem
India on its way to digitisation
Over 200 delegates joined Swift’s India and Subcontinents Regional Conference to discuss the digitisation of the country’s financial services
Corporate Banking in India: A Call for Action
New report from Swift and the Boston Consulting Group goes through the challenges the Indian corporate banking industry is facing
Sibos Academy launched at Sibos 2020
Sibos Academy, facilitated by the Swift Institute, provides expert, educational and community-focused content to foster dialogue through diversity of thought.
Innovation Essentials: In Conversation with Nigel Dobson
Watch this series examining top tips from leading innovators in the financial industry on how to make innovation a success. This week: Interview with Nigel Dobson, ANZ.
Swift enables global trade interoperability in successful trials
In collaboration with BNY Mellon, Deutsche Bank and four electronic Bills of Lading (eBL) platforms, we’ve successfully tested an interoperability solution capable of enabling the widespread use of electronic documents that are critical to digitise trade.
Tokenised assets interoperability: 5 key takeaways from our ground-breaking experiments
Learn more about our experiments to enable tokenised assets to integrate seamlessly with the world’s existing financial ecosystem.
Innovation Essentials: In Conversation with Sebastien Nunes
Watch this series examining top tips from leading innovators in the financial industry on how to make innovation a success. This week: Interview with Sebastien Nunes, BNP Paribas
Swift answers the Paris Call for security in cyberspace
Whether as consumers, citizens, decision-makers or developers, we all use the internet – and we all must work together to protect cyberspace.
Banks see “clear potential and value” in Swift’s experimental CBDC connector after sandbox collaboration
Swift innovation enables CBDCs to move seamlessly on existing financial infrastructure and efficiently scale for international transactions across more than 200 countries
18 central and commercial banks encourage continued development after nearly 5,000 CBDC-to-CBDC and CBDC-to-fiat simulations over 12-week period
Swift will build beta version for further testing and explore additional use cases in securities settlement and trade finance