FX market participants face the challenge of declining profitability as clients squeeze margins and the FX Global Code increases compliance costs, but help is available from an unexpected quarter – namely, back office data and services.

Transition timed to ensure smooth changeover

Saqib Sheikh, Global Head of the ISO 20022 programme at Swift, discusses the myriad ways that ISO 20022 benefits banks and customers.

Building on the transparency and speed of Swift GPI, the next big improvement in cross-border payments will result from better quality payments data enabled by the adoption of the ISO 20022 standard. Swift has recently announced a new strategy with an enhanced approach for ISO 20022 adoption.

After much thought and deliberation, the judges have made up their minds. Read why Deutsche Bank and J. P. Morgan have been crowned the winners of the Swift Hackathon 2021.

This year’s Hackathon challenges teams to come up with innovative solutions to help financial institutions leverage the potential of machine learning and artificial intelligence.

FinTech associations and network providers from more than 20 countries join Innotribe and Innovate Finance to form the Global FinTech Hubs Federation

Potential developments in market infrastructures to address the needs of future RMB payment transactions

Forty years ago, Swift went live in Singapore. Since then, we have continued to be a trusted partner for the Singapore and global financial communities, as we work to continuously drive innovation that helps our users move value securely, reliably and seamlessly across borders around the world. We recognise that none of this would have been possible without the strong support of our community in Singapore.

Visa and Swift today announced a collaboration to streamline international business-to-business (B2B) payments by strengthening connectivity between their networks that move trillions in value globally.