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A new sterling money market data collection and the reform of SONIA

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Regulatory authority: Bank of England

Can mobile money be used to promote savings? Evidence from North Ghana

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Institution(s): The Fletcher School; Tufts University

 Is a payment a payment

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At the end of the day each payment involves the transfer of money from one account to another. But I would argue that a payment includes more than that. It includes a number of aspects that can differ by payment.

Swift at Sibos 2022: High stakes in low-value payments: Time to go all-in

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In this session, we’ll look at how banks are going all-in to meet the needs of their small business and retail customers when moving money across borders, and show you how you can too.

Payment "tokens": a route to optimizing liquidity management?

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This paper examines the opportunities for better management of intra-day and overnight liquidity in financial markets, using ‘tokenised’ rather than tiered money deposited with bank counterparts. PAYMENT ‘TOKENS’: A ROUTE TO OPTIMIZING LIQUIDITY  MANAGEMENT?

Working groups – Payments

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The following tables list the members of the various working groups that assist with Securities standards maintenance activities

Open Standards Key to Successful Implementation of New Regulations

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We can debate whether the regulatory response the world’s financial markets are putting in place following the international financial crisis is the right one.

Business transactions

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Settlement and reconciliation directly follows the trade initiation and confirmation stages of the transaction chain. Once a trade has been confirmed, it must be settled.

Migration Data Export Formats

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This guide describes the data that can be exported via the Accord GUI for the following types of active transactions: Confirmations, Chaser messages and Customised matching rules (MRIs)

Exploring central bank digital currencies: How they could work for international payments

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The emergence of central bank digital currencies (CBDCs) is gathering speed, with more than half of the world’s central banks actively considering their introduction. The reasons are varied: to compensate for the reduced use of physical notes; to improve payments in digital retail; to respond to private cryptocurrencies that could threaten the role of fiat money; and to improve resilience and reduce risk in wholesale markets – among many others
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