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Since going live in March, Swift’s initiative to support domestic financial messaging in India is bearing fruit, says Swift India CEO, Kiran Shetty.

Our deepest thoughts are with those suffering the tragic human consequences of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. Equality, diversity, mutual respect and global cooperation are the bedrock Swift stands on, and the ideals we stand for as a global and politically neutral cooperative.

Awareness campaign to drive greater take up of existing security tools

Swift helps Filipino corporates optimise and improve financial operations through standardisation and market practices for domestic financial transactions

With Swift2020, the cooperative aims to deliver even more to its community.

Brussels, 2 January 2014 - Swift announces a 10% rebate on 2013 messaging fees which will return approximately EUR 33 million to Swift users worldwide. The rebate will be paid in March 2014.

Swift can confirm that our core messaging services, our cloud connectivity services and our customer-installable Swift products are not, and never have been, exposed to the OpenSSL vulnerability (CVE-2014-0160). The same applies to all other value added services provided by Swift, such as Sanctions Screening, Accord and Euro1/Step1. Swift.com, as well as Swift internal applications, tools and data, are also fully protected from the vulnerability.

Digital usage on services such as Swift GPI sets the stage for improved RMB growth

Swift is committed to conducting business in a sustainable way. This report to the United Nations Global Compact (UNGC) presents Swift’s 2015 sustainability achievements as well as our human rights, labour, environment and anti-corruption policies.