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Swift on distributed ledger technologies

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White paper analyses the opportunities and challenges of distributed ledger technology in financial services; identifies key factors for success

How much do you pay for your PKI solution?

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A closer look into the real costs associated with building and running your own Public Key Infrastructure and 3SKey.

Sanctions Screening Connector factsheet

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The Sanctions Screening Connector option provides greater flexibility, screens all structured message types against key sanctions lists.

ISO 20022 Implementation Strategies

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Over the last 10 years, ISO 20022 has emerged as the key global standard for new or modernized financial market infrastructures (FMIs).

SIbos 2018: Payments - a catalyst for change

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Every industry has its key event, where everyone involved comes together to discuss important issues of the day and drive business.

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.

Press Release: 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.

New Aite report: Sibos 2014 Deliberations on the Digital Age

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This report rounds up the key discussion topics from the event and evaluates how some of these reflect Swift's five-year strategic program, which is entering its last year in 2015.

Sanctions filters: the expert guide

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Sanctions experts offer three essentials for sanctions compliance, outline a four-step plan for effective model validation, and discuss five key challenges facing sanctions compliance professionals.

Exploring central bank digital currencies: How they could work for international payments

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The emergence of central bank digital currencies (CBDCs) is gathering speed, with more than half of the world’s central banks actively considering their introduction. The reasons are varied: to compensate for the reduced use of physical notes; to improve payments in digital retail; to respond to private cryptocurrencies that could threaten the role of fiat money; and to improve resilience and reduce risk in wholesale markets – among many others
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