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SWIFT Connectivity for Corporate Treasurers 2011
The Editor gathers the views of five banks that are playing a leading role in the development and adoption of ISO 20022, we talk with Microsoft about being the first corporate globally to adopt the ISO 20022 XML Standard, and look at the innovative payments solution that Swiss Re came up with after making the decision to review and revise its bank connectivity.
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Special Feature
20022 in 2011: The Emergence of a Standard
Helen Sanders, Editor, TMI
Best Practice Articles
An Innovative Payments Approach at Swiss Re
Damien Taets van Amerongen, Vice President, Information Technology, Swiss Re
Achieving the Next Level in Streamlined Connectivity
A Bank of America Merrill Lynch Case Study
SWIFT Outsourced
Graham Evans, Head of Treasury Operations, Nationwide
A Streamlined Migration to SWIFTNet with UniCredit
Carola Schmitz-Becker, Vice President ad Volker Mademann, Senior Treasury Manager, Corporate Treasury Banking and Cash Management, Deutsche Post DHL
SAP & SWIFTNet for Treasury & Payment Efficiency
Bart Jansen, Director of Treasury & Risk Management, Coca-Cola Hellenic
Thought Leadership
Cutting Through Complexity
Elie Lasker, Head of Corporate Market, SWIFT
An Holistic Approach to Connectivity and Integration
Des Twort, EMEA Treasury Specialist, Bank of America Merrill Lynch
Promoting Innovation and Adoption of SWIFTNet
Stéphanie Niemi, Head of Marketing, Global Channels and Cécile Desbouis, EBAM Product Manager, BNP Paribas
The Importance of SWIFT Connectivity in a Corporate Context
Jon Ashton, Global Head of e-Channels, Barclays Corporate
CGI – What’s it All About and Can it Really Deliver?
Mark Sutton, Senior Payments and Integration Services Consultant, Citi and founder member, CGI
A Decade of Corporate Access to SWIFT
David Watson, Head of Client Access, Global Transaction Banking, Deutsche Bank and Leif Simon, Head of Client Systems Integration Product Management, Global Transaction Banking, Deutsche Bank
Setting the Standard for SWIFT Connectivity
Ben Poole, Financial Journalist, with contributions from Marcus Treacher, Global Head of GTB Client Experience/GTB eChannels, Global Transaction Banking, HSBC and Ian Bryant, Head of Client Integration Consulting, HSBC
Driving Straight-Through Reconciliation
Vairavan Ramanathan, Head of Innovation and Mobile Transaction Banking, Standard Chartered Bank and Amit Vyas, Director, Product Management, Transaction Banking, Standard Chartered Bank
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A New Chapter in SWIFT Corporate Access
SWIFT for Corporates
Mitigating Risk at Transport for London
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