Share re-allocation
As set out Article 11 of the Swift By-laws, Swift carries out a re-allocation of its shares at least every three years. The re-allocation of shares is based on the financial contribution to Swift’s messaging services between 1 January and 31 December of the year preceding each re-distribution exercise. The share re-allocation includes the following parties: 1. Swift shareholders 2. Swift non-shareholding members
Pay your Swift invoices by direct debit
Learn about Swift’s payment policy and find out how to pay your invoices by direct debit.
Supercharge your payments business with ISO 20022
The transition to ISO 20022 in payments is now underway. And with it, financial institutions around the world are starting to reap the benefits opened up by ISO 20022’s rich, structured data.
To help you better understand the value it can bring to your business, we asked early adopters to share their insights on strategic opportunities ISO 20022 offers.
On the following pages, learn more about what they said across six detailed use cases illustrating some of the ways that ISO 20022 can help…
Innotribe
Since 2008, Swift Innotribe has worked with financial institutions, fintechs, innovation labs and top industry experts to stimulate debate and facilitate action across our industry.
What is an Ultimate Beneficial Owner (UBO)?
Ultimate Beneficial Owner (UBO) legislation has been put into place to give banks and corporates clarity on who they’re doing business with.
How to leverage payment data and analytics to mitigate compliance risk
5 key steps compliance professionals need to take to better harness payment data for compliance risk and achieve greater efficiencies.
International Payment Assistant service
The International Payment Assistant service is one of 3 service level agreements (SLAs) which form the second phase of Swift GPI.