Money may be unrecognisable in 50 years
How will the global trade landscape evolve over the next 50 years? Three payments and trade experts share their views on where we’ll see growth, and where the biggest changes will come.
Marketplace to become Service Bureau of Swift in India
The partnership will boost standardisation and harmonisation in India’s securities markets
Payment services and AML directives address regulatory challenges with third party providers
New academic research from the Swift Institute analyses the latest payments regulations, identifying gaps and consequences with recommendations to help clarify new policies.
Oz Forensics, SCORISTA and TalkBank win Innotribe’s 2017 Startup Challenge for Russia
Winning startups receive a cash prize and the opportunity to share their insights about FinTech innovation in Russia with the global financial community during Sibos
Open Banking: Transformation in financial services
New Swift Institute Working Paper on Open APIs published
Financial market infrastructures rally around ISO 20022 harmonisation plan
Swift collaborates with market infrastructures to ensure a cost effective and seamless move to ISO 20022.
Banks must change their business model
BCG and Swift’s white paper formulates strategic choices banks face as new forces in international payments drive profound transformation
Swift Institute challenges university students to help secure personal banking data
The 2018 Swift Institute Challenge calls on Australian-based students to devise new ways and means of protecting personal information in an open banking environment.
Reliance Industries pioneers the corporate-to-bank trade flows with Citi using Swift platform in India
Citi becomes the first global bank and an early adopter of the corporate-to-bank trade flows
Industry collaboration is necessary for the successful application of blockchain in securities markets
New academic research from the Swift Institute reviews the impact and potential for blockchain in securities settlement