91 results about this entity
Period: 11 Oct 2004 - 20 Mar 2024
News
Banks and corporates have been given the go-ahead to use the Swift financial messaging network for the exchange of trade finance-related information, including Letters of Credit advice and applications.
25 June 2008
UK fintech vendor Misys says South Africa's Standard Bank is the first company to implement its new BankFusion Universal Banking platform.
16 June 2008
Software giants Microsoft and SAP have joined forces to establish an industry association to promote and support the implementation of service orientated architectures (SOA) by financial services firms.
30 April 2008
South Africa's Standard Bank has contracted with LogicaCMG for the supply and implementation of a consolidated payments system at its corporate and investment banking operations.
25 February 2008
South Africa's Standard Bank is installing technology from US-based Fidelity National Information Services to support its global commercial lending business.
14 May 2007
South Africa's Standard Bank has gone live with anti-money laundering and fraud detection software supplied by Fortent.
21 November 2006
South Africa's Standard Bank has installed electronic trading technology from UK news and information group Reuters to power its new foreign exchange dealing system, eMarketTrader.
05 June 2006
South Africa's Standard Bank has licensed Exchange Systems Technology's Eclipse platform to support investment banking activities at its London operations.
02 June 2006
ABN Amro, Barclays, BBVA, Credit Suisse, Deutsche Postbank, ING and Standard Bank are collaborating with SAP in an effort to define bank-specific business processes for delivering an enterprise-wide service oriented architecture.
07 December 2005
Standard Bank has signed a 10-year contract with Thomson Beta Systems for the vendor's back office clearing and settlement platform, Capital.
17 October 2005
Swift has signed thirteen major trade banks to pilot the SwiftNet Trade Services Utility (TSU) from December 2005.
05 September 2005
Online fraudsters are increasingly using sophisticated "screenscraper" software in their efforts to thwart bank anti-phishing technologies, according to the latest report from the Anti-Phishing Working Group (APWG).
24 August 2005
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