The first Standards Forum Indonesia gathers more than 160 participants.

With customers demanding instant and frictionless financial interactions, the emphasis is on the banking world to utilise cutting edge technologies to enhance their services.

Financial crime compliance is an increasingly complex and expensive process, and the reputational and cost consequences of falling short are significant. It’s especially challenging as transactions move internationally, because financial institutions must navigate different regulations and requirements across jurisdictions. This makes compliance an area of potential friction that can prevent payments reaching their destination quickly – even as consumers increasingly expect cross-border…

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Our ground-breaking new innovation lays a path for digital currencies and tokenised assets to integrate seamlessly with the world’s existing financial ecosystem.

Relative stability of automation rates masks a disparity between regions

Brussels, 16 October 2012 - The Common Global Implementation initiative (CGI) announced today that it has published best practice guidelines for corporate-to-bank communication based on ISO20022 messages. Codifying and promoting the use of common formats in the corporate-to-bank payments space will help reduce costs and simplify implementation processes for corporates that are managing multiple bank relationships.

US dollar continues to dominate, while the UK holds its position as a leading financial centre.

Global AML survey shows RegTech improves organisations’ abilities to tackle financial crime

Efficient cross-border payments was again a hot topic at this year’s corporate treasury event Finanz Symposium in Germany.