Swift finds security and transparency matter most for low-value cross-border payments
New global survey of consumers and small businesses identifies top factors they consider when picking a payment provider
Hidden fees evoke a stronger negative reaction than a payment not arriving at all
81% of consumers and 87% of SMEs explore their bank’s offering first when making a cross-border payment
Gottfried Leibbrandt: The Banker and The Finanser interviews
Swift CEO previews this year's Sibos and talks about all things blockchain
Swift CRO, Dina Quraishi, speaks to Risk Magazine
Dina Quraishi, CRO at Swift, talks to Risk.net about Swift’s approach risk and how technology can be both a threat and an enabler.
Turning a challenge into an opportunity: compliance for Corporates
Today corporates are expected to have an internal compliance programme in place, bringing challenges, but also opportunities.
Swift’s KYC Registry reaches 5,000 user milestone
In the context of Know Your Customer (KYC), banks are working together to reduce costs and improve the efficiency of maintaining KYC data. And Swift’s KYC Registry (The Registry) helps banks share their compliance burden.
Swift on the future of correspondent banking at IIF Annual Meeting
Harry Newman, Swift’s Head of Banking, points to a new era in correspondent banking at Institute of International Finance’s Annual Meeting
Portugal’s INTERBOLSA, in the forefront of European post-trade industry transformation, will use Swift’s Value Added Network to connect to T2S
Swift's reliability, long-term commitment and competitive pricing for T2S drive INTERBOLSA's choice.
Hello Paisa, The Sun Exchange, and WeCashUp win the 2016 Innotribe Startup Challenge for Africa
African startups win a 10,000 USD prize each and a chance to share their insights about innovation in Africa with FinTech experts from around the world
Faster not always better
Anyone with a mobile phone can send a text message to someone on the other side of the world instantaneously – and in most cases for free. However, when it comes to payments, interaction is slower and costly.
A quantum leap into the future of payments
Payments are evolving fast — and in 50 years the experience could be vastly different to that of today. Three payments experts look to the future.