Get ready for Swift at Sibos 2022
Whether you’re joining us live in Amsterdam, or tuning in digitally, there’s a lot to look forward to on the Swift programme at this year’s Sibos.
Swift goes live with new eLearning platform
Swift Smart revolutionises training programme with digital courses and social learning capabilities
Swift report reveals RMB’s struggle to strengthen position in 2017
Digital usage on services such as Swift GPI sets the stage for improved RMB growth
Moving into uncharted territory
Swift’s Business Forum Nordics 2019 charts the digital transformation of financial services
Ahead in the cloud
Only by combining the best of internal and external capabilities can banks keep pace with customer demand in the digital age
Swift gets Swift Smart with new eLearning platform
New platform will support remote training with digital courses and social learning capabilities to encourage peer interaction across the Swift community.
Enabling payments transformation in North America
The march towards instant digital payments is changing the way that banks and financial institutions operate, collaborate, and compete. Although efficiencies can be gained from this transformation, there is also work to be done to take advantage of the opportunities and better serve customers in a rapidly evolving digital landscape.
Swift at Sibos 2023: You’re here to discover. We’re here to deliver.
There’s a lot to discover on the Swift at Sibos programme this year in Toronto. So before you pack your bags – or log in with your digital pass – here’s your guide to what’s in store.
Swift sets industry up for seamless introduction of CBDCs for cross-border transactions as interlinking solution finds more use cases
Collaborative experiments with 38 global institutions demonstrate new use cases for Swift solution across digital trade, securities and foreign exchange
Swift solution could enable financial institutions to easily incorporate CBDCs and other digital assets into common business practices
Connector can interlink multiple networks and could lead to automated trade flows and unlock growth in tokenisation