Swift underlines the credentials of its Customer Security Programme at industry cyber security event
Swift’s Head of Banking and Payments underscores the importance of the programme in reinforcing the security of global banking
Swift partners with the Singapore Government on trade digitalisation
Agreement combines the reach, scale and security of Swift, and Singapore’s commitment to trade digitisation and international legal harmonisation.
Payments best practices, Daily Validation Reports, support customers’ fraud prevention programmes
New elements are part of Swift’s Customer Security Programme to protect its community
Bank readiness certification - an essential tool for multi-banked Corporates
To give corporate customers insight into the readiness of their banking partners, and allow them to take advantage of the benefits of their Swift connection, Swift manages the bank readiness certification programme. Certification gives corporate customers a clear view on the Swift capabilities of their banking partners around the world.
Innotribe 2017: Towards even more collaboration
In 2017, Innotribe will reinforce the connections between FinTechs and financial institutions through valuable partnership programmes, events, and networking.
Swift HSM Refresh Programme 2023-2025
Supporting secure, resilient operations of our customers
Swift expands Innotribe programme to address market challenges
As part of Swift’s new five year strategy, Innotribe will evolve its Startup Challenge to support emerging FinTech ecosystems and launch a new initiative to help resolve common industry challenges with collaborative solutions.
Barclays partners with Swift to enhance service quality for corporate clients
Barclays selects Swift India to reduce complexity and risk for its corporate clients
Banks and fintechs: adversaries or partners? Part one
New article series from the Swift Institute in collaboration with the University of Pennsylvania’s Knowledge@Wharton explores today’s industry challenges
Swift statement on the European Parliament’s rejection of the interim EU-US agreement on the Terrorist Finance Tracking Programme
The European Parliament today voted to reject the interim EU-US agreement on the processing and transfer of financial messaging data from the European Union to the United States for the purposes of the Terrorist Finance Tracking Programme.