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SWIFT Connectivity for Corporate Treasurers 2009

SWIFT Comes of Age: changing corporate experiences

Jonathan Ashton, Head of Channel Management & Integration Services, Global Transaction Banking, Deutsche Bank

Categories: Cash Management, Intercompany Financing, Payments, Strategic Treasury, SWIFT, Technology, Working Capital Management, Technology Articles, Bank Relationships, Receivables

Deutsche Bank has been one of the pioneers of SWIFT connectivity for corporates and has successfully worked with a wide range of corporate treasuries, payment factories and shared service centres to communicate financial information through SWIFT. In this article, we look at where SWIFT for corporates is today, and how this could evolve in the future.

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