Public Key Infrastructure (PKI)
A security infrastructure, based on public key cryptography, that provides digital signatures and the supporting certification services.
SwiftNet Public Key Infrastructure (SwiftNet PKI)
A pervasive security infrastructure based on public-key cryptography, which provides digital signatures and supporting certification services. SwiftNet Public Key Infrastructure comprises the SwiftNet Certification Authority, the SwiftNet Registration Authority, and the SwiftNet Directory. These authorities provide the customer with online certificate management capabilities.
Swift Certified Specialist - SwiftNet Infrastructure Technical Track Criteria
This document explains the framework of the Swift Certified Specialist - SwiftNet infrastructure programme. The document is aimed at technical professionals.
Swift at Sibos 2022: Connecting the dots, Market infrastructure interlinking
In this session, we’ll explain Swift’s vision to interoperate with these market infrastructures, combining the global presence of Swift with their domestic reach.
Swift Certified Application - CSDs and Securities Market Infrastructures
This document explains the criteria required to obtain the Swift Certified Application - CSDs and Securities Market Infrastructures 2017 label for your business application.
Financial market infrastructures rally around ISO 20022 harmonisation plan
Swift collaborates with market infrastructures to ensure a cost effective and seamless move to ISO 20022.
Financial market infrastructures rally around ISO 20022 harmonisation plan
Swift collaborates with market infrastructures to ensure a cost effective and seamless move to ISO 20022
Open Standards Key to Successful Implementation of New Regulations
We can debate whether the regulatory response the world’s financial markets are putting in place following the international financial crisis is the right one.
Deutsche Bank – A common key to the online banking world
By Alexander Reinecke, Vice President, Product Management, Global Transaction Banking, Deutsche Bank AG
The future at your fingertips – the European market infrastructure of tomorrow
The market infrastructure of the Eurosystem is working well, but further measures are needed to deepen market integration, increase operational efficiency and address the challenges of new technology. The three priorities identified by the Eurosystem, writes Yves Mersch, a Member of the Executive Board of the European Central Bank (ECB), are the consolidation of its payments (TARGET2) and securities (T2S) settlement services, the creation of pan-European Instant Payments, and the development of…