Banks prepare for far-reaching changes in the European payments landscape
After the successful launch of instant payments systems TIPS and RT1, the European payments industry prepares for TARGET2-T2S consolidation, EURO 1 modernisation and the adoption of ISO 20022 for cross-border payments and reporting. A series of Swift events on changes in the European payments landscape have attracted more than 500 participants.
Innotribe calls on the best startups in Africa
Innotribe opens its Startup Challenge for Africa and is looking for the best startups to showcase their products during Swift’s African Regional Conference in Mauritius in May
Swift at Sibos 2020: What to expect
Sibos is going digital, and so is our Swift at Sibos programme. The world’s premiere financial services event will continue to offer its top-notch stable of speakers and panels to keep the financial industry talking. And you’re invited.
Swift partners with the Singapore Government on trade digitalisation
Agreement combines the reach, scale and security of Swift, and Singapore’s commitment to trade digitisation and international legal harmonisation.
Sibos 2020: Our new vision for payments
An expert panel of speakers discuss our new strategy for payments, including the market dynamics driving it, as well as how our ambition for frictionless, instant end-to-end transactions will unlock bold new opportunities for our community.
Keep your cyber defences strong: What you need to do in 2021
With a three-fold drop in funds targeted by attackers recorded in the past four years, the Swift Customer Security Programme (CSP) continues to deliver significant results. But the fight’s far from over. From attesting your CSP compliance to organising an independent assessment, here’s what you need to do to keep your systems safe in 2021.
Swift and ICC collaborate to drive sustainability in trade finance
Swift’s KYC Registry will become the first global utility to integrate the International Chamber of Commerce’s (ICC) Sustainable Trade Finance Guidelines, making it easier for financial institutions to identify environmental, social and governance (ESG) risks in their supply chains.
RMB continues to penetrate the South African market
Swift’s RMB Tracker shows that RMB usage across South Africa has more than doubled in volumes over the past two years