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Swift underscores information sharing in meeting the cyber challenge

Speaking at a major cyber security industry event, SWIFT’s Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) this week underlined the importance of SWIFT’s Customer Security Programme (CSP) in driving greater cyber threat information sharing.

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OpenFin becomes Symphony Software Foundation member

Symphony Software Foundation, the nonprofit organization fostering open innovation around the Symphony secure messaging platform and OpenFin, the financial industry's leading provider of HTML5 runtime technology, announced today that OpenFin has joined as the newest Foundation Member.

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Thomson Reuters Eikon Messenger numbers surge as Yahoo retires legacy messaging platform

Thomson Reuters has seen a significant increase in new Eikon Messenger account registrations after the announcement that Yahoo will discontinue support for its legacy messaging and API service on August 5, 2016.

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EBA Clearing sets out specifications for pan-European instant payments system

EBA Clearing today made available the specifications for its future pan- European instant payment solution scheduled to go live in November 2017.

UK payments regulator calls for structural reform

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UK payments regulator calls for structural reform

The Payment Systems Regulator (PSR) has called for an overhaul of the UK's payments infrastructure to generate more competition and meet consumers' needs.

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Northern Trust signs for GlobalCollateral settlement messaging service

DTCC-Euroclear GlobalCollateral Ltd, a joint venture (JV) of Euroclear and The Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation (DTCC), today announced that Northern Trust, one of the world’s largest fund administrators, will implement GlobalCollateral’s Settlement Messaging Service.

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Indian banks join Swift payments initiative

SWIFT announces today that ICICI Bank and AXIS Bank are the first Indian banks to sign up for its global payments innovation initiative.

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Tullett Prebon’s selects CME's messaging platform

Tullett Prebon, one of the world’s leading interdealer brokers, today announced its tpMessenger service has selected CME Group’s CME Pivot Instant Messaging platform to power its solution and support open communication for commodities and financial markets.

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Icici and Axis become first Indian banks to join Swift global payments innovation initiative

Swift announces today that Icici Bank and Axis Bank are the first Indian banks to sign up for its global payments innovation initiative. Both banks will be joining forces with more than 70 other leading banks globally.

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D+H PAYplus FTS scores Swift accreditation

DH Corporation (“D+H”) (TSX: DH), a leading provider of technology solutions to financial institutions globally, today announced that PAYplus FTS, its payment processing and messaging application, has been awarded with the SWIFT Certified Application label for a second consecutive year.

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Maroclear chooses Intix for archiving and supervision of its financial flows

Maroclear, the Central Depository of Securities in Morocco, and INTIX announced that Maroclear chose the INTIX Message Suite solution for archiving and supervision of all its financial messaging flows.

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GLEIF launches data challenge facility

The Global Legal Entity Identifier Foundation (GLEIF), the body responsible for ensuring the operational integrity of the Global Legal Entity Identifier (LEI) System, today launched its new data challenge facility.

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Swift daily messaging volumes exceed 30 million mark

The end of June peak in Payments traffic, combined with the ongoing Brexit-related surge in Securities and Treasury traffic, triggered two successive FIN traffic peak days on Tuesday 28th and Thursday 30th June 2016.

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LCH signs up for Swift's ISO20022 harmonisation charter

SWIFT announces today that LCH has signed up to the ‘ISO 20022 Harmonisation Charter’, an industry-driven framework that facilitates the rollout of the ISO 20022 messaging standard and provides the technology platform to promote harmonisation.

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SmartStream’s Corona awarded Swift Exceptions and Investigations 2016 label

SmartStream Technologies, the financial Transaction Lifecycle Management (TLM®) specialist, today announced that its Corona solution has been awarded the SWIFT Certified Application - Exceptions and Investigations label for 2016, which is the 8th renewal since the label’s inception.

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After bank hacks, Swift board backs new security programme

The Swift Board met on 9th June at Swift headquarters, on the occasion of the cooperative’s Annual General Meeting.

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XII forms joint working group With GLEIF to tackle legal identity in XBRL

The XBRL International Best Practices Board (BPB), in cooperation with the Global Legal Entity Identifier Foundation (GLEIF), is forming a working group to examine and make concrete recommendations about the best ways to create consistency in referencing legal identity within XBRL documents.

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Following hacks, FFIEC issues security bulletin

The Federal Financial Institutions Examination Council (FFIEC), on behalf of its members,1 today issued the attached statement, in light of recent cyber attacks, to remind financial institutions of the need to actively manage the risks associated with interbank messaging and wholesale payment networks.

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LCH signs up to Swift's ISO 20022 harmonisation charter

Swift announces today that LCH has signed up to the ‘ISO 20022 Harmonisation Charter’, an industry-driven framework that facilitates the rollout of the ISO 20022 messaging standard and provides the technology platform to promote harmonisation.

US lawmakers to investigate Fed's cyber security

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US lawmakers to investigate Fed's cyber security

A US congressional committee is to investigate the Federal Reserve's cyber security practices, according to Reuters which recently reported that there have been more than 50 cyber breaches at the central bank between 2011 and 2015.

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