Joint Statement: Federal Reserve Bank of New York, Bangladesh Bank and Swift
New York Meeting
Track securities settlement transactions as you would a package
Inefficiencies in the securities settlement process can have serious knock-on effects throughout the transaction chain. Charifa El Otmani, Director of Capital Markets Strategy at Swift, discusses how this is impacting asset managers today, and how transaction tracking can help.
Banking 2015: Is digital even more of a priority than regulation?
Innotribe explores the startup trends set to have an impact on financial services.
Swift revolutionises Australian banking with real-time payments
With New Payments Platform delivered on time, Swift highlights next steps of global instant payments strategy in Europe, Asia and the Americas
New API paves the way for further innovation driven by open banking
Swift publishes new API standard for pre-authorisation of funds, further developing its library of API standards designed to enable open banking.
Swift launches Institute to finance research into global transaction banking
Brussels, 25 April 2012 - Swift, the financial messaging provider for more than 10,000 financial institutions and corporations in 210 countries, has announced the launch of the Swift Institute, a new body dedicated to fostering research and disseminating knowledge and information about the financial services industry, with a particular focus on transaction banking.
Swift support for the FX Market – Measuring your FX activity share by instrument
The newly enriched FX data service from Swift uses real transactions to measure activity share and competitive position on an instrument-by-instrument basis.
Three pillars to protect your core payment systems against fraud
COVID-19 has created a new normal in more ways than one. Fraudsters have been quick to exploit the opportunities presented by changes to working processes including application fraud attacks, where stolen identities are used to apply for financial products, along with a plethora of phishing and mule recruitment efforts.
Joint Statement: Federal Reserve Bank of New York, Bangladesh Bank and Swift
New York Meeting