Australian banks’ commercial property blockchain project is on the path to commercialisation
As Sibos drew to an end, Neil Ainger of The Club asked exhibitors and delegates when and how open APIs will truly disrupt banking.
It is of the “utmost importance” that banks are honest in their response to the European Central Bank (ECB) as they report their readiness for the “big bang” introduction of ISO 20022 in November 2021, said Fiona van Echelpoel, deputy director general, directorate general market infrastructure and payments at the ECB.
The first fruits of the SWIFT gpi and TARGET Instant Payments Settlement (TIPS) trial were announced yesterday at Sibos. Isabelle Olivier, head of Securities and Payments Initiatives, EMEA, SWIFT and Ignacio Terol, deputy head of division, Division Market Infrastructure Development at the European Central Bank, talk about the highlights of the trial and what comes next.
The two concepts are not mutually exclusive, panellists argued on Tuesday.
The now obligatory Innotribe session on the future of money grappled with the big questions of data, privacy and ethics.
The Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation (DTCC) has called for establishing business resilience as an industry-wide priority.
As regulators line up new products, China is eyeing the introduction of interest rate swaps and repo trading on its Bond Connect platform with foreign participation continuing to soar.
Take-up of the Global Code of Conduct for the foreign exchange (FX) markets is still lacking among the buy-side community, delegates heard at a cross-industry panel yesterday.
Panelists at Sibos in London agreed that flash crashes are more common in markets today, but the industry still lacks understanding.