Strengthening China-Africa trade relations - what’s next?
150 Participants joined Swift in Accra, Ghana on 17 June 2019 for the first Africa-China Summit
RMB reaches nearly 40% adoption across financial institutions worldwide
Swift’s RMB Tracker shows an 18% increase in RMB usage by financial institutions worldwide for payments with China and Hong Kong
The payments of the future will be smarter and cleaner
Julien Blanchez, Swift’s Head of Data and Analytics, talks about the importance of smarter and cleaner data to enable real-time payments.
Swift wins Best Sell-Side Reconciliation Platform at the Sell Side Technology Awards 2021
Japan’s Payments Systems: Digitisation, Globalisation & Innovation
New paper analyses the payments and settlements landscapes in Japan, compared with global trends, and gives insight into the ongoing development and renewal journey of Japan’s Payment Systems.
Compliance and cyber drive agenda at Swift Business Forum London
Opening the fourth annual Swift Business Forum London on 29 April Alderman Fiona Woolf, the 686th Lord Mayor of the City of London (and the first woman to hold the post), addressed a packed plenary room at London's The Brewery. She welcomed delegates, who had turned out in record numbers despite the travel challenges created by a 48-hour strike on London Underground. She then highlighted the relevance of the theme for the forum - Doing good business in an era of re-regulation - as "one that…
Swift launches new frictionless case resolution service to speed up cross-border payments
New service extends integrated payments toolkit
Three pillars to protect your core payment systems against fraud
COVID-19 has created a new normal in more ways than one. Fraudsters have been quick to exploit the opportunities presented by changes to working processes including application fraud attacks, where stolen identities are used to apply for financial products, along with a plethora of phishing and mule recruitment efforts.
Mexico’s CIBanco adopts Swift’s Compliance Analytics to prevent financial crime
CIBanco becomes the first Latin American bank to harness the power of Swift’s advanced data analytics to detect financial crime