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A business that aims to create a complete view of a bank's financial health by using recycled financial messages is the favourite to win the Innotribe Lab pitching contest held at Sibos, the annual conference held by financial messaging body Swift.
28 October 2010
Financial messaging body Swift has announced a system upgrade, the first since 2007, for both SwiftNet and Alliance, its messaging and connectivity services respectively.
27 October 2010
Financial messaging body Swift has pledged to improve the sanctions screening process designed to stop the flow of illegal money transfers by launching an outsourcing service for small banks.
Bottomline Technologies has acquired London-based Swift Service Bureau provider. SMA Financial, for an undisclosed sum.
Swift has developed a proof of concept for a central utility for routing and validating electronic bank account management (eBAM) messages, a new non-financial standard from the cooperative that was released to market in April.
26 October 2010
Bank of America is to create a global Swift Service Bureau to provide its corporate clients with outsourced access to the Swift financial messaging network.
Brown Brothers Harriman (BBH) has agreed to participate in a new ISO 20022 corporate actions messaging pilot programme run by the Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation (DTCC) and financial messaging network Swift.
25 October 2010
Finextra TV/Financial messaging
Yawar Shah, chairman of Swift, explains Swift's rebate, it's 2015 strategy, and the energy of Sibos.
The London Stock Exchange has extended its UnaVista service to the swaps market, automating the trading of CFDs and other equity derivatives and enabling users to communicate and match data through the platform.
13 October 2010
XSP has launched a mobile application for corporate actions processing, enabling users to access notifications on the move and process responses and elections.
12 October 2010
Financial messaging bodies have agreed a common 'investment roadmap' designed to guide market participants through the confusing maze of multiple overlapping industry standards within the securities industry.
Fintech giant SunGard has launched a Web-based AvantGard electronic bank account management (eBAM) system for corporations based on Swift standards.
05 October 2010
Financial messaging outfit Swift is set to link its securities matching system to a range of central clearing counterparties, including EuroCCP, Six x-clear and LCH.Clearnet, enabling brokers to direct their matched off-exchange trades to a variety of providers.
21 September 2010
Finextra is ushering in a new era of dialogue and debate at Sibos 2010 in Amsterdam with the launch of a revamped Web site and community tools purpose-built for delegate and vendor interaction.
17 September 2010
Citi has signed up to pilot the use of XBRL for corporate actions in a bid to improve straight-through processing in the paper-prone events information market.
A growing number of Hong Kong brokers are seeking to outsource their back office functions in a bid to deal with increasingly complex and competitive local markets, according to a survey from BNP Paribas Securities Services and Swift.
16 September 2010
BNP Paribas has selected technology from Clear2Pay to build a single payments management platform covering 13 countries in Asia.
24 August 2010
Interbank co-operative Swift says it could be in the market for more acquisitions following its recent deal to acquire SunGard's Ambit Messaging Hub gateway product.
17 August 2010
Electronic trading and brokerage giant Instinet has launched a dark liquidity pool for US listed options.
03 August 2010
Interbank co-operative Swift is to buy SunGard's Ambit Messaging Hub, which offers banks and corporates a high volume interface to the international financial messaging network. Terms of the transaction were not disclosed.
19 July 2010
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