Role-Based Access Control (RBAC)
An optional SwiftNet facility that enables customers to control the access of end users and applications to service functions. The service administrator defines the available user access profiles (roles) for use with RBAC. After provisioning, the security officer within an institution can grant roles to end users and applications.
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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.
A work of friction? Drivers towards seamless securities settlement
In the second of three articles, Swift’s Head of Securities Strategy, Vikesh Patel, considers the building momentum for shorter settlement cycles and frictionless post-trade processes – and what this means for the current market structure.
In focus with Amazon Web Services: The road to a better payments experience
Read how industry collaboration, AI and machine learning can help better predict payment outcomes and realise the benefits of ISO 20022.
More than 100 countries are now using the RMB for payments with China and Hong Kong
Swift’s latest RMB Tracker shows that 57 countries have crossed the 10% RMB threshold
Swift’s messaging traffic grows by 15.8% in West Africa
Figures released at the Swift Business Forum West Africa show that the region has outperformed the total growth of Swift globally
Euro surpasses RMB in traditional trade finance
Swift RMB Tracker shows the euro is now the second-most-active currency for trade finance, whilst the RMB slips to position number three
Caribbean CSDs sign Swift’s ISO 20022 Harmonisation Charter
Central Securities Depositories in Barbados and Jamaica’s are now poised to support regional and international initiatives
MyStandards Readiness Portal helps ease onboarding process
Swift has launched the MyStandards Readiness Portal, a new cloud-based application that simplifies the client onboarding process by allowing message testing against bank specifications.
How the FX Global Code will help asset managers win business
The FX Global Code aims to create fair, liquid and open FX markets by encouraging better governance, sounder risk management, higher standards of operational safety and fuller knowledge of execution practices for market participants.
Swift tests instant cross-border gpi payments in Asia Pacific
Together with banks from Australia, China, Singapore and Thailand Swift will test real-time cross-border payments using the New Payments Platform