Evolutions in cross-border payments
The cross-border payments landscape is undergoing a rapid change as it transforms to become ever more efficient, transparent, and customer focused. Experts from HSBC and Swift explain the latest evolutions.
Taking the guesswork out of managing expected funds
J.P. Morgan innovates to offer Swift’s inbound payments tracking service via APIs
ISO 20022 in focus with Fiorano: Leveraging canonical data models
The benefits of ISO 20022 will permeate financial services ecosystems, from Market Infrastructures and banks, through to corporates and vendors.
Harmonising instant payments for a global payments ecosystem
Harmonised standards are essential for integrating domestic instant payment systems into a global payments ecosystem, ensuring faster, cheaper, and transparent cross-border transactions. Swift’s Mike Truter, Director of Market Infrastructure Communities & Standards Services, explains.
Swift’s messaging traffic grows by 15.2% in Africa
Figures released at Swift’s 24th African Regional Conference in Abidjan show Africa has outperformed total growth of Swift globally
Surpassing two-million messages, Swift GPI is the new standard in cross-border payments
With Swift GPI, corporate treasurers around the world are getting a better payments experience from over 120 leading transaction banks
Instant – the new normal
Carlo Palmers, Head of Market Infrastructures at Swift, talks to Daily News at Sibos editor Heather McKenzie about Instant Payments
Landmark final wave sees four more CSDs go live on T2S using Swift
In the final migration wave, CSDs in Spain, Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania successfully migrate to T2S using Swift’s Value Added Network solution
Swift offers an instant payments messaging service
The launch of the Swift instant payments messaging service for Europe in November 2018 will coincide with the launch of the pan-European real-time payments service being built by the European Central Bank (ECB)