Caribbean Association of Banks endorses Swift’s KYC Registry
Swift's KYC Registry gains momentum amongst Caribbean banks.
GlobalTrade Corporation integrates Swift’s Alliance Lite2 with its Multi-bank Trade Finance Platform
GlobalTrade Corporation becomes the first trade finance technology provider to use Swift's Alliance Lite2 for Business Applications, offering corporates a single, cost-effective solution to automate trade flows.
South Korea and Taiwan use the RMB for the majority of payments with China and Hong Kong
Swift's RMB Tracker shows double-digit growth for cross border payments between several Asia countries and China and Hong Kong
Standard Chartered goes live for US Dollar gpi services
Standard Chartered leverages Swift GPI to provide its customers with increased speed, transparency and predictability of payments
Swift launches multi-bank gpi payment initiation and tracking service for corporates
Over 50 of the world’s largest banks and corporates already signed up
US dollar remains widely used for payments between China and US
Swift’s RMB Tracker shows that only 2.4% of all payments by value between the United States and China/Hong Kong are exchanged in RMB
Swift in action - Our Corporate Social Responsibility engagement
Swift in action – Our Corporate Social Responsibility engagement
Preparing for Europe’s new payment architecture
How are banks preparing for changes to the Eurosystem’s core infrastructure while simultaneously acclimatising to shifts in global payments? An expert panel sat down at Sibos 2019 to discuss the implications of the changes on banks, their networks and global finance.
Swift Africa Advisory Group to hold inaugral meeting at the African Regional Conference 2016 in Mauritius
Swift’s Africa Advisory Group, founded to provide senior industry insight into Africa’s financial markets, will hold its first meeting in Mauritius in advance of ARC 2016
Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation to participate in the Swift African Regional Conference
Gates Foundation to join Swift in Mauritius to discuss how digital financial services and technologies can promote financial inclusion in Africa