Board Announcement: Swift AGM and Customer Security Programme
Programme focuses on five mutually reinforcing strategic initiatives
Swift joins CIPS in Shanghai for a roundtable on financial market infrastructures
Global executives from Swift joined CIPS in Shanghai for a roundtable on financial markets infrastructures, attended by over 30 participants from CFETS, China Clear, Shanghai Clearing House, and China Bond
Major trade banks are digitising trade on Swift
We are leveraging our extensive platform connectivity to digitise Letter of Credit (LC) presentation, delivering new efficiencies and removing friction from global trade.
Standards Forum launches ISO 20022 adoption mApp at Sibos
Brussels, 12 September 2013 – Swift, the financial messaging provider for more than 10,000 financial institutions and corporations in 212 countries, today announced that a new free of charge iPad app, providing information on ISO 20022 initiatives around the world, will be launched during this year’s Standards Forum event at Sibos. Now in its 35th year, Sibos is an annual conference, exhibition and networking event organized by Swift for the financial industry and will be held in the Dubai…
Why does friction in cross-border payments matter?
What are the main blockers to achieving frictionless cross-border payments? What progress has been made so far? And what more needs to be done? Our expert panel discussed all this and more at Sibos 2021.
Introducing Swift Securities View
New service set to significantly increase transparency in post-trade processing while helping to prevent costly settlement fails.
New proof of concept to test e-Voting on DLT
Swift joins forces with industry to test DLT-based e-Voting solution
New Deloitte study highlights the value of Swift connectivity for corporates
Report examines connectivity options and details on the true costs
Swift, CCB Fintech collaborate to bring expertise to the Chinese financial community
Swift and CCB Fintech sign a memorandum of understanding to collaborate on knowledge sharing and cooperation.
RMB one step away from Top 10 World Payments Currency
Brussels, 24 July 2013 - In June, the CNY gained two places in the ranking of world payments currencies to move one step closer to the top 10. According to Swift, CNY is now ranked #11 as payments currency in June 2013, with an all-time high market share of 0.87%, overtaking the Thai Bhat (THB) and the Norwegian Krone (NOK). RMB is currently at the same level in value as the Hong Kong Dollar (HKD) was in February 2013.