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Swift Operations Forum Europe 2017, Amsterdam - Day 1 report

The future of money, how we use data and the dizzying advances in digital technologies dominated the opening discussions at the annual Swift Operations Forum Europe (SOFE) convention in Amsterdam.

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Iberpay gears up for Sepa instant payments with EBA Clearing

Iberpay in Spain is ready to connect Spanish banks to the EBA Clearing system for their cross-border euro real-time payments in time for next week's launch of the pan-European SCT Inst Scheme.

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Swift to support instant payments in Hong Kong

As banks face growing challenges due to evolving payment systems and the global shift to real-time payments, SWIFT is providing the Hong Kong financial community with an enterprise messaging and gateway solution to the Hong Kong Faster Payments System (FPS) that aims to go live in September 2018.

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China Construction Bank deploys swift Alliance Messaging Hub for corporate banking

China Construction Bank (CCB) is China’s first bank to deploy Alliance Messaging Hub (AMH) for a corporate banking offering that is tailored towards their multinational clients, innovating global cash management by enabling comprehensive and enriched global cash management services.

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BNP Paribas first to implement ASX ISO 20022 corporate actions service

BNP Paribas Securities Services is the first custodian to implement ASX's near real-time ReferencePoint ISO 20022 Corporate Actions announcement service using SWIFT global messaging.

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ACI adds support for EPC's Sepa instant banking rulebook

ACI Worldwide (NASDAQ: ACIW), a leading global provider of real-time electronic payment and banking solutions, today announced support for the European Payments Council (EPC) SEPA Instant rulebook standard ISO 20022 within its Universal Payments (UP) solutions portfolio, including UP Immediate Payments and UP Real-Time Payments.

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Swift unveils ISO20022 message translation service

SWIFT is launching a message translation offering that will allow users to define and validate messages from any format to ISO 20022, streamlining the process of migrating to a new standard.

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Swift launches cloud-based correspondent banking suite

SWIFT has launched a Correspondent Banking Suite that provides a single solution for banks seeking cost-effective access to SWIFT while increasing the efficiency and security of their correspondent banking activities.

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Swift positive on blockchain, but big challenges remain

Early results from a blockchain proof-of-concept conducted by Swift with six of the co-operative's member banks indicate that DLT application can deliver the business functionalities and data richness required to support real-time liquidity monitoring and reconciliation.

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SwiftNet Instant to provide access to EBA Clearing’s RT1 system

SWIFT and EBA CLEARING today announced that users of EBA CLEARING’s instant payment system, RT1, will be able to access the platform via SWIFTNet Instant from November 2018.

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Artificial Intelligence Bank-in-Messenger raises $1million from IIDF and private investors

The very first “Bank-in-Messenger”- TalkBank.io has raised $1million in seed investments with a company valuation of $6.1million. IIDF and 7 private investors, including Mark Malinovsky (kuponator.ru) have funded the start up.

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Swift Institute publishes working papers on cyber security

The SWIFT Institute has published three new working papers, each aiming to contribute towards the establishment of better cyber defences for the financial industry.

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Central banks seek better wholesale payments security

The Committee on Payments and Market Infrastructures (CPMI) has set out a plan to improve the security of wholesale payments that involve financial institutions in a bid to prevent a repeat of last year's $81 million Bangladesh Bank hack.

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DBS brings end-to-end tracking to corporate payments with Swift gpi

Corporates and SMEs in Singapore and Hong Kong can now track their cross-border payments via DBS, leveraging SWIFT Global Payments Innovation (gpi).

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Swift introduces certification programme for gpi vendors

SWIFT announces today the launch of an approved certification programme for vendors that support SWIFT gpi in their payment applications.

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Japanese banks go live with Omgeo ALERT

The Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation (DTCC), the premier post-trade market infrastructure for the global financial services industry, today announced that Japan Trustee Services Bank, Ltd. (JTSB) and The Master Trust Bank of Japan, Ltd. (MTBJ) have gone live on the Omgeo ALERT (ALERT) for Trustee Service via global custodian Brown Brothers Harriman & Co. (BBH).

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Gloves come off as Ripple preps Toronto conference during Sibos

Ripple is cranking up its assault on Swift by signing up big names Ben Bernanke and Tim Berners-Lee for a conference next month, which will take place at the same time and in the same city, Toronto, as the annual Sibos jamboree.

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Swift to provide gateway to domestic real-time payments in the US

SWIFT announces that it will provide U.S. institutions with a gateway to The Clearing House’s real-time payments (RTP) platform.

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Corporates rally round Swift gpi

Six leading Swiss corporates with international operations - including ABB, Nestle, Roche, SBB, Swiss Re and Wurth – have issued an open letter in support of Swift's global payment innovation initiative to improve the speed, transparency and predictability of cross-border payments.

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HSBC becomes first banks send FIXML messages over Swift for clearing

SWIFT announces today that HSBC successfully went live with FIXML and ISO 20022 traffic on SWIFT for domestic clearing and settlement on SGX, enabling the bank to use a single channel for domestic and cross-border messaging.