Sibos 2021: Swift CEO addresses the community
Hear from Swift CEO Javier Pérez-Tasso who sets out how the cooperative is delivering at pace to enable instant and frictionless end-to-end cross-border transactions.
The Swift Hackathon 2021 has begun
As this year’s Hackathon kicks off, teams are working to solve industry-wide challenges by harnessing the power of AI and Machine Learning. We’ll be announcing the winners of both challenges in a dedicated Swift at Sibos session – don’t miss it!
McKinsey & Swift: A vision for the future of cross-border payments
To analyse current and future trends in cross-border payments, McKinsey and Swift have collaborated on a major white paper, “A vision for the future of cross-border payments.”
Swift opens its KYC Registry to corporates
- Global registry now open to Swift’s corporate customers
- Go-live follows testing period with 18 corporate groups supported by 16 global banks
Susquehanna Bank joins Swift using Alliance Lite2
New York, August 12, 2013 - Swift, the financial messaging provider for more than 10,000 banking organizations, securities institutions and corporate customers in 212 countries and territories, announces that Susquehanna Bank has joined the Swift network using Alliance Lite2, a cloud-based connectivity solution.
Swift supports ISO 20022 harmonisation best practice through MyStandards
Swift:
• Publishes ISO 20022 harmonisation best practices
• Publishes ISO 20022 Real-Time Payments message schemas in line with market practice on MyStandards
• Launches market practice evolution for ISO 20022 High Value Payments messages
Swift has updated the Customer Security Controls Policy
Updates to the Policy provide further clarity and additional information
Swift and NPP Australia launch sandbox for testing APIs
Swift and NPP Australia create a new API ‘sandbox’ for fintechs to test and innovate on Australia’s real-time payments system
Seven new members join Swift Board
Brussels, 18 June 2012 - Swift announced today that it has made seven new appointments to its Board, helping ensure the Board continues to reflect the truly global nature of the Swift community.
The appointment of the seven new members is the result of a Board review following a regular three yearly share reallocation exercise and a number of ‘end of term’ appointments.
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.