Brussels, 14 January 2014 - Following the European Securities and Markets Authority's (ESMA's) approval of six trade repositories, there is a start-date of 12 February 2014 for derivatives trade reporting under the European Market Infrastructure Regulation (EMIR). From 12 February, entities affected by the EMIR reporting obligations will need to report their trades to one of the newly-authorised repositories.

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Swift’s response to the European Banking Authority’s Consultation Paper on “cooperation between competent authorities in the home and host Member States in the supervision of payment institutions operating on a cross-border basis under Art. 29 (6) of PSD2”

Confidentiality Acknowledgement for Swift's 2017 ISAE 3000 SwiftNet and FIN Report

Direct access to TIPS with SwiftNet Instant will offer Natixis Payments customers the ability to execute instant payments anywhere within the Single European Payments Area

Learn how a SwiftNet Security Officer activates the Secure Code Card in Secure Channel.Prerequisites:Activation of the Secure Code Card (SCC) can only be done by a registered SwiftNet Security Officer.

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Offer your customers secure and reliable access to your web applications over SwiftNet.

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