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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

Holistic data solution for comprehensive due diligence

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Every year, the annual standards release ensures that the messages exchanged by Swift users remain suitable for the business areas in which they are used. The Standards Release has a global impact on information systems across the financial services industry. The annual Standards Release deployed for FIN messages, impacts institutions at different levels, from the interface used to connect to Swift to back-office applications, to business flows and processes.

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Cybersecurity and Fraud Detection in the COVID-19 Age

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UAE Banks Federation partners with Swift to lead industry discussion about global financial crime regulations

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The UAE Banks Federation welcomed more than 65 senior bankers to a briefing at the Federation's headquarters in Abu Dhabi about how correspondent banks can comply with KYC regulations.

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Stephen Gilderdale, Head of UK, Ireland and Nordics, and Tony Wicks, Head of AML Initiatives, discuss how Swift’s Customer Security Programme and financial crime compliance services portfolio are helping members bolster cyber security for themselves, their counterparties and the community.
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