Powerful data analytics tool from Swift helps banks pinpoint risk and improve the focus of their compliance activities

Paper proposes assurance framework for critical service providers to help market infrastructures assess their readiness and reduce overall industry cost of compliance

Paper proposes assurance framework for critical service providers to help market infrastructures assess their readiness and reduce overall industry cost of compliance.

Guidelines bring the industry a step closer towards making ubiquitous, instant cross-border payments a reality.

Atlas Copco has selected GTC’s technology for managing guarantees and export documentary credits, as well as Swift MT 798 messages for exchanging trade finance information with banks.

Brussels, 26 March 2014 - Swift's RMB Tracker shows that Australia's RMB payments value increased by 248% between February 2013 and February 2014, placing Australia at #6 in the world for RMB payments value (excluding China and Hong Kong). In February 2014, 14.2% of payments between Australia and China/Hong Kong were in RMB versus 7.7% the previous year and only 1.9% in February 2012.

Brussels, 30 September 2014 - As activity among market participants choosing to directly connect to T2S intensifies, new Swift research looks at the benefits of taking the direct route to T2S and the opportunity to build new business models, access new markets more easily and deliver new services to clients, which are being explored by the first wave of pioneering Directly Connected Participants (DCPs).

New York, June 17 2013 – Innotribe, Swift’s initiative to enable collaborative innovation in financial services, selected five finalists from the U.S. leg of its annual Startup Challenge to compete at Sibos 2013 in Dubai. Nine early-stage start-ups and five growth-stage innovators delivered compelling pitches to an audience of the financial industry’s leading angels, VC’s and decision makers at Swift’s offices in Times Square on June 13, 2013.

Swift for Corporates programme gains momentum in Asia Pacific.

The rapid growth of digital payments around the world, in part driven by the COVID-19 pandemic, has created a lasting change in the way that we do business, from central bank to commercial, corporate treasurer and beyond. Stakeholders from across the community in the Middle East and Turkey shared their experiences at a recent Swift online event.