Macro-level changes are affecting the financial markets on every level, and Financial Market Infrastructures (FMIs) need to respond to the community’s emerging needs. These include more rigorous regulatory demands, the need for efficient use of liquidity and collateral for trade reporting, and more robust infrastructure resilience.

From connecting domestic instant payment systems to Real-Time Gross Settlement (RTGS) networks, Swift has long been a cornerstone of global financial connectivity. By leveraging common standards like ISO 20022 and exploring innovative models, we’re enabling traditional and emerging infrastructures to coexist, helping the financial ecosystem ...

The 24 principles of CPSS-IOSCO, which were published in 2012, upgrade and extend existing FMI principles. The principles give guidance to FMIs and authorities on how to identify, monitor, mitigate and manage risks, in order to facilitate cross-border recognition and make FMIs more stable and more resilient to financial crises in the future.

2019年1月21日 · SWIFT’s role as both intermediary between financial actors and infrastructure for the global financial system makes it more than a mere passive facilitator of economic activity. Its governance system is weighted in favour of its heaviest users—Western, and in particular US, banks—and its embeddedness in particular locations make it ...

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2015年1月29日 · Financial market utilities (FMUs) are multilateral systems that provide the infrastructure for transferring, clearing, and settling payments, securities, and other financial transactions among financial institutions or between financial institutions and the system.

payments on SWIFT gpi are fast, their speed varies significantly across end-to-end payment routes. Using a novel data set, this paper analyses how country-level and bank-level factors such as capital controls,

The following numbers reflect Swift’s global reach and its important role in the global financial infrastructure. Swift provides messaging services to customers located in more than 200 countries, amounting to approximately 11 800 registered live users, of which 2 335 are Swift shareholders. In 2023, 11.9 billion messages were sent

We show that SWIFT’s proneness to technological and organizational change threatens to reconfigure long-established actors, processes and relationships in and beyond finance, and argue that this makes an in-depth understanding of FMI vital.

SWIFT as a CSP to FMIs The principles apply to payments systems, central clearers, securities depositories and settlement systems, as well as trade repositories. SWIFT plays a key operational role for all of these categories of FMIs in markets across the globe: SWIFT is for many FMIs a key provider of messaging services,