China has dominated the production of rare earth metals – the vital inputs in the clean energy transition as well as military equipment. But this could be all set to change as Western economies seek greater control and to reduce their dependence.

Swift at Sibos brought together three senior Swift executives to review Sibos 2016 and look ahead to next year’s event in Toronto

With customers demanding instant and frictionless financial interactions, the emphasis is on the banking world to utilise cutting edge technologies to enhance their services.

Due to the start of the go-live and the coexistence period for ISO 20022 for CBPR+ changing to 20 March 2023 some of the information in the content is out of date. For more information on the migration to ISO 20022 in payments please visit our readiness page.  Welcome to the 10th edition of ISO 20022 in bytes for payments. With less than six months till CBPR+ general go-live, we’re seeing increased readiness activities from the community, with interface upgrades accelerating and increased…

Discussions on financial crime compliance, RMB, ISO 20022 and real-time payments attract 170-strong audience.

… Show more Show less Watch the session Whether sending money to friends and family abroad, or sourcing supplies … consumers and small business are increasingly moving money across borders. And banks and other providers have a …

On 16 January 2018, banks and corporates from across the Luxembourg financial industry gathered to discuss how Swift GPI and instant payments are transforming the customer experience

On 6 March, 2018, representatives from more than 150 financial institutions and corporates from across the Middle East gathered in Dubai to discuss how Swift’s global payment innovation (gpi) service is transforming the world of cross-border payments.

In the securities services industry, confidence is growing that the traditional and the new will coexist successfully. At Swift's recent Smarter Securities events, leaders of banks, CSDs, exchanges and FinTechs in Asia, Europe and North America shared their visions of the future.

Collaborative experiments with 38 global institutions demonstrate new use cases for Swift solution across digital trade, securities and foreign exchange Swift solution could enable financial institutions to easily incorporate CBDCs and other digital assets into common business practices Connector can interlink multiple networks and could lead to automated trade flows and unlock growth in tokenisation