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Canadian Payments Association touts ISO20022 benefits

Canada's impending adoption of the ISO20022 standard and Extended Remittance Information (ERI) will boost the use of digitised commercial payments, bringing huge benefits to the country, claims a new paper.

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Iranian banks get green light to reconnect to Swift

Four years after taking the unprecedented step of barring Iranian banks from the Swift network, the Belgian-based co-operative is preparing to welcome the country's banks back into the fold following verification of a political agreement reached with Western powers over Iran's nuclear ambitions.

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France calls for Swift payments data access in fight against terrorism

In the wake of the Paris attacks, France's finance minister, Michel Sapin, says that European authorities need better access to Swift data in the fight against terrorism.

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FIX taps third party developer community for standards building

The FIX Trading Community is opening its technical standards process to software developers throughout the financial industry using GitHub, with several high performance projects already published to the repository.

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ISO20022 adoption to drive $4.5 billion in savings for Canadian business - CPA

The Canadian Payments Association estimates that the cost benefits to businesses of a move to the ISO20022 standard could be as high as $4.5 billion over five years simply from the elimination of cheques

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Swift drives Charter for ISO20022 harmonisation

A group of financial market infrastructures have endorsed a Swift-driven Charter to jointly implement a global framework for ISO 20022 harmonisation across the industry.

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First draft standard on ISO 20022 for real-time payments published

An international project to develop a set of harmonised standards for cross-border real-time payments has published a first draft of ISO 20022 messages for review.

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Nuclear agreement sees Iran return to Swift fold

Iran's banks are to be allowed to reconnect to the Swift financial messaging network as part of a deal that sees the country limit its nuclear activity in exchange for an end to economic sanctions.

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Industry bodies call for regulatory clarity in trade reporting standards

A group of 11 industry associations have called on regulatory bodies to address the problems of poor data quality in derivatives reporting.

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Swift bids to drive ISO20022 harmonisation

Financial messaging network Swift is working with a host of market infrastructure providers and banks to develop a framework for harmonisation of the ISO20022 standard, amid concerns that a proliferation of different flavours of the protocol will lead to fragmentation.

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EBAday attracts global focus; exhibition sells out

Europe's premier payments conference, EBAday, is taking on an increasingly global flavour as the quest for instant funds transfers brings representatives from the Federal Reserve, The Clearing House and Ripple to the podium.

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Swift promises STP Holy Grail with SwiftRef APIs

Financial messaging network Swift has introduced an automated data look-up service that identifies and validates payments reference data in real-time, reducing the time spent by bank back offices in correcting errors resulting from manual repairs and investigations.

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Swift Nordics Conference - Live Blog Day 1

The main theme for the Swift Regional Conference in Copenhagen this year is disruption. The programme will explore the different challenges arising from newcomers, technology and regulation. It will look at how the financial industry can cope and turn these challenges into opportunities.

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Swift bags BIC-to-IBAN data mandate for UK banks

The UK Payments Council has contracted with interbank messaging network Swift to provide a BIC-to-IBAN data platform, enabling the nation's banks to conform to new EU regulations on cross-border payments in the euro zone.

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Russia's National Payment System gears up for pilot

Several Russian banks, including some subject to Western sanctions, will next week begin testing the country's new card payments system, designed to take on Visa and MasterCard.

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Swift bemoans pressure to cut off Russia and Israel from network

Swift says that it "regrets" the political pressure it has come under in recent months to cut off institutions and whole countries from its network, stressing that it does not have the authority to decide on sanctions.

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Swift offers one year free access to KYC Registry

Swift will give free access to its new KYC Registry throughout 2015 to banks that contribute their own data to the service.

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Swift baulks at EU resolution on Russian expulsion

Swift has given a strongly worded response to a European Parliament resolution calling on the EU to consider expelling Russia from the financial messaging network.

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Earthport eyes Asian opportunity on £26.6 million placing

Cross-border payments network Earthport has raised £26.6 million through the placing of 65 million shares with a mix of new and existing institutional investors.

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Hong Kong signs for Swift RTGS backup system

Hong Kong Interbank Clearing Limited (HKICL) has signed up to deploy Swift's new Market Infrastructure Resiliency Service (MIRS), which provides a backup to the territory's real time gross settlement (RTGS) system in the event of a catastrophic breakdown.