Smarter Securities: Transformation through collaboration
Shorter settlement timetables mean the securities services industry must shift from exchanging structured data messages to sharing transactional data. That requires an openness to collaboration. At Swift's recent Smarter Securities events, in Asia, Europe and North America, bankers, brokers and asset managers explained why and how collaboration needs to work.
Safeguarding efficiencies of new technologies: Why common standards matter
How ISO 20022 can better enable DLT and API technologies of tomorrow
Update and Q&A to Swift’s 23 June 2006 statement on compliance
Compliance with subpoenas is legal, limited, targeted, protected, audited and overseen
SRD II - The Shareholder Rights Directive II
Adopted by the European Council in June 2017, the new Shareholder Rights Directive (SRD II) was an amendment made to SRD, encouraging shareholder engagement by listed companies and increasing transparency.
Industry engagement and the future of payment vs payment settlement
Policy makers are paying closer attention to settlement risk – but an increasing share of FX transactions are settled without payment-versus-payment (PvP) protection.
De-risking in the Caribbean
Risk mitigation, standardisation and transparency, the future of the Caribbean financial community
Five essentials for handling international payments
Do you know what your corporate clients expect when they make international payments?
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.