SwiftNet Certification Authority (CA)
A Swift central system that produces and publishes digital certificate.
Singapore and Swift Celebrate Four Decades of Innovation
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.
Swift launches customer security programme to reinforce the security of the global banking system
With a focus on five mutually reinforcing strategic initiatives
Italian community highlights relevance of Swift in compliance
Milan conference confirms standardised solutions to common challenges will help Italian banks to meet compliance challenge.
Taking the pulse of ISO 20022 adoption by APAC Securities Market Infrastructures
Swift issues a new report on adoption progress amongst Asia Pacific Securities Market Infrastructures from 2010 and 2018
New standards alliance to unlock further potential of API technology
With regulators around the world demanding greater interoperability among financial institutions as they move more towards an open banking model, a newly formed API standards alliance hopes to play a key role in unlocking further potential of API technology.
Using transaction monitoring to better detect and disrupt financial crime
New research commissioned by Swift Institute analyses the current financial transaction monitoring model and suggests opportunities for the future.
Swift celebrates 30th anniversary in New Zealand
Auckland, 27 December 2012 – Swift, the financial messaging provider for more than 10,000 banking organisations, securities institutions and corporate customers in 212 countries and territories, recently celebrated 30 successful years of operations in New Zealand. This also marks a major milestone for Swift in Asia Pacific as it continues to expand and invest in this fast growing region.
Bangladesh Bank goes live with its new RTGS, supported by Swift
Swift is the channel of choice for banks to operate domestic transactions through the new Bangladesh Bank RTGS.
Payment Service Directive 2 (PSD2) - Strong Customer Authentication
On 23 December 2015, the European Union published the second Payment Service Directive (PSD2) in their Official Journal. If all goes according to plan, this EU Directive will be transposed into national legislation and become fully applicable by early 2018.