Portugal is the T2S poster child
MI Forum Magazine: Interview on the Portuguese transition to Target2-Securities
ISO 20022 in focus with Deutsche Bank
Deutsche Bank’s adoption of ISO 20022 means streamlined processes, richer data and the real-time tracking of cross-border payments
Pioneering securities tracking to tackle settlement fails
As the costs of settlement fails rise, the industry is increasingly using the Unique Transaction Identifier (UTI) to enhance end-to-end transparency across the securities settlement chain.
Payments Data Quality service: BNP Paribas sets the pace
Reinforcing the payment chain to promote transparency
Financial crime compliance challenges and strategies outlined in new Celent Sibos report
Download analysis of the evolving financial crime compliance landscape
Banking low-risk clients in high-risk jurisdictions
Experts discuss managing correspondent relationships in a highly regulated world
Inside Innovation: The Future is here
Following a turbulent year, financial institutions face intense customer expectations for seamless digital services. To meet these expectations, banks need to engage with new and emerging technologies, and with innovative partners in the market to thrive.
MyStandards V1.7 has been released
This has been probably the most consultative release to date: Customer consultation rounds were kicked-off in October last year and the roll-out started early 2015. We are now confident that the documentation outputs and related features are fully fit-for-purpose and set a new benchmark for the industry.
MyStandards Asia Pacific User Group Event: Agenda
The agenda for the MyStandards Asia Pacific User Group Event in Singapore is now ready for download.
The need for rich data in a shared ledger paradigm
The concept of a new, universal shared ledger for digital payments and assets is gaining interest as a way of transforming how transactions are recorded and settled. When combined with a messaging layer, a shared ledger could create a powerful proposition capable of supporting the rich, structured data exchange needed for transactions in regulated assets or money.