Introduction to In-Flow Translation
Learn the basics about the In-Flow Translation service and multi-format messages, one of the key measures to support receivers that have not yet migrated to ISO 20022.Learning objectives:Explain why In-Flow Translation service existsExplain how In-Flow Translation ensures that institutions that have not yet migrated to ISO 20022 can process messages from institutions that have already migrated
Susquehanna Bank joins Swift using Alliance Lite2
New York, August 12, 2013 - Swift, the financial messaging provider for more than 10,000 banking organizations, securities institutions and corporate customers in 212 countries and territories, announces that Susquehanna Bank has joined the Swift network using Alliance Lite2, a cloud-based connectivity solution.
Technology is cutting costs but cleaner data could transform how FX markets work
Digital technology now promises full automation for FX transaction processing, but the power of AI and machine learning is yet to be felt because FX datasets are not available in standardised, machine-readable formats.
Delivering a global platform for the financial services API economy
New Swift white paper explores how the global financial services industry can unlock the potential of API technology
ISO 20022 Adoption Briefing #6 - In-flow translation and multi-format MX messages
This is the 6th video in the ISO Adoption Briefing series. It introduces the concepts of in-flow translations and multi-format messages, one of the key measures to support receivers not ready for ISO 20022 and CBPR+ adoptionImportant note:The Adoption Briefing might contain references to the previous timeline that may no longer be accurate. The start of the CBPR+ coexistence period has changed from 21 November 2022 to 20 March 2023.
Security Essentials - Associate
Understand how Swift secures its messaging platform. This curriculum is part of the Customer Security Programme (CSP).Estimated duration: 02:00Pre testTest your Knowledge of Swift SecuritySwift Connectivity and SecurityConnectivity and SecurityCustomer SecuritySwiftNet Public Key Infrastructure (PKI)Swift's Customer Security Programme Introductory VideoCyber Security: Customer IncidentsAlliance Security GuidanceSwift Security ProfilesPost testSecurity Essentials - Curriculum evaluation
Offline PKI Management with Secure Channel
Explore how the SwiftNet security officers perform offline security management and administer the Public Key Infrastructure (PKI).Learning objectives:Recall the Secure Channel option to request a certificate recoveryRecall the Secure Channel option to unlock a Secure Code CardRecall the Secure Channel option to add an offline security officerDemonstrate creating a security request with delivery of secretsRecall the Swift recommendation for the authorsation setting for offline security…
Singapore overtakes London as top RMB offshore clearing centre after Hong Kong
Brussels, 28 April 2014 - Swift data shows that Singapore's RMB payments value increased by 375% between March 2013 and March 2014, making Singapore number one in terms of RMB world payments value, excluding China and Hong Kong. Singapore's weight represents 6.8% of the overall RMB payments value, second behind Hong Kong, which still leads with 72.4%. London overtook Singapore in June 2012, but, since February 2014, it has slipped behind Singapore despite a good growth rate of 203% year-over…