Cross-border payments reinvented
In his new article, Wim Raymaekers, Head of Banking Market at Swift, sets out how in 2019 we’re continuing to pave the way towards frictionless cross-border payments
Swift enables payments to be executed in seconds
- New service links gpi, banks and domestic real-time payments systems
- Successful trial with Europe’s TIPS
Beyond borders: Progressing towards the G20 targets for enhancing cross-border payments
Fragmentation is a major obstacle to optimising payment flows across the globe. Addressing it head on is essential to meet the G20’s targets for enhancing cross-border payments, explains Harry Newman, Head of Banking and Payments Strategy, Swift.
Building a brighter payments future
Cross-border payments have already become quick and transparent, with far less friction preventing them from arriving at their destination on time – but there’s still room for improvement. We look at what a brighter payments future could look like, and how the financial community can build it together.
Preparing for ISO 20022: Ensuring interoperability
To help you prepare for the move to ISO20022, we are taking a number of initiatives to facilitate interoperability between MT and ISO 20022 messages during the coexistence period.
Swift and BCG say securities industry ripe for APIs
Joint Swift and BCG report finds growing momentum for API technology as firms seek more efficiency and new service offerings
Financial institutions prepare for new European payments architecture
Swift paper highlights the milestones for action and looks at the challenges and opportunities for financial institutions.
How Societe Generale reduced the time and complexity of sanctions lists through Swift’s List Distribution Service
For Societe Generale, efficient sanctions screenings and compliance starts with accurate sanctions list data. They achieve this with Swift’s Sanctions List Distribution solution.
Volcker in full swing
Nearly four years after the Dodd-Frank Act passed, the Volcker rule has finally made its long-awaited passage.
Swift Go momentum builds as over 630 banks sign up
China Minsheng Bank, Deutsche Bank and JPMorgan Chase are all now live on Swift Go, our fast and secure low-value payment service.