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market infrastructure (MI)

A multilateral system among participating institutions, including the operator of the system, used for the purpose of clearing, settling or recording payments, securities, derivatives, or other financial transactions. This includes, for example, payment systems such as real-time gross settlement systems and automated clearing houses, central counterparties, central securities depositories, securities settlement systems, and trade repositories.

Market Infrastructure Closed User Group (MI-CUG)

A Closed User Group implemented in support of a service managed by a market infrastructure (MI).

Market Infrastructure Resiliency Service (MIRS)

A generic payment settlement system operated by Swift on behalf of a market infrastructure in the event that the market infrastructure's Real Time Gross Settlement (RTGS) system is completely unavailable. It is designed to supplement the operational resilience of the market infrastructures' RTGS service by serving as an additional back-up site in addition to their existing primary and back-up sites. This generic payment settlement system processes and settles payments on a transaction-by-transaction basis in real time. It settles gross payments between members starting from the balances held at the market infrastructure at the time of failure.

Related links
Market Infrastructure Resiliency Service (www.swift.com)
Market Infrastructure Resiliency Service documentation

Factsheet - The transformation of the European payments landscape

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Factsheet - Market Infrastructures.

Securities Market Practice Group - Press release

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SMPG meeting joins global securities market specialists at the ECB in Frankfurt on the 23-25th of April

ISO 20022 Global Market Practices – Status

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This document provides, per business area, the ISO 20022 Global Market Practices currently available or in development.

Response to the European Securities and Markets Authority’s Consultation

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Swift’s response to the European Securities and Markets Authority’s Consultation Paper on “Guidelines on Internalised Settlement Reporting under Article 9 of CSDR”

Shared Infrastructure Policy

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User Handbook

Capital market harmonization can boost intra-African investment

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Standardisation and collaboration across equity markets are critical to achieve greater levels of cross‐border investment in Africa.

The CMU promises a joined-up approach to integrating EU capital markets

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The Capital Markets Union (CMU) is the latest effort by the European Commission to fulfil its longstanding ambition of creating a single capital market capable of financing growth across the European Union, attracting investment from outside, and – importantly – redressing the structural imbalances within the post-crisis eurozone. It is an ambitious and widely welcomed plan, for a single European capital market has proved remarkably elusive. The willingness of the authors of the CMU to re-visit…

Sibos TV: Driving better market practices for cross-border payments

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How collaboration from the Payments Market Practice Group is enabling improved customer service and straight-through processing through hybrid address standards.

How Cyber Attackers Could Target the World’s Financial Markets

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The cyber threats faced by key financial markets across the world have been exposed by a new report published today by BAE Systems and Swift.

Swift at Sibos 2022: Overcoming fragmentation in the tokenised assets market

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Join our expert panel to discover how the financial industry can collaborate to overcome fragmentation to support the growth and development of this market. 
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