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SWIFT in the era of open banking and innovative technologies, APIs,
DLT & Artificial Intelligence
Innovation at the heart of SWIFT’s strategy
Mickael THOMASHead of Corporate Business MEA
Onur OzanHead of MENAT
Knowledge
Methodology People
How to innovate
HACKATHON
SWIFT
One Team - Many ways to think innovation
1
2 3 4 5 6
R&D
Steerco
R&D
Steerco
Maybe, more
investigation ...
Maybe, more
R&D required ...
Initial idea
selectionDevelop and
mature ideaImplementation
and funding
No, because ... No, because ...
Innovation process at SWIFT
Research & Development
R&D
Innolab • SWIFTLab • Cyberlab • UX
The SWIFT Institute • Innotribe
Communications • External PartnersEn
ab
lers
Innovation and R&D at SWIFT
Artificial Intelligence
• revamped in 2016
• 40+ initiatives went through R&D since then
• 3 industry challenges organized with 15+
fintechs
Manage innovation
across SWIFT to support the company objectives:
1. Pipeline of ideas covering all SWIFT business
2. On-going support
3. Bring ideas to life
SWIFTgpi
Distributed Ledger Technology
API
Cyber
…
Innovation @SWIFT
with a focus today on …
gpi Link
Proof of Concept
Huny CARGHead of Trade
gpi Link Proof of Concept - Do not disclose to third parties without SWIFT's prior consent 8
Business context
Supply chain
ecosystem on
blockchain XYZ
Trade Finance
ecosystem on
blockchain 123
Insurance
ecosystem on
platform ABC
B2B ecosystems are flourishing… …but settlement within the ecosystem
remains a challenge…
tra
nsa
ctio
n
Settlement ?
Little appetite for settlement in crypto
currencies
Global bank adoption hard to achieve
(multiple integrations)
Automated payment confirmation is
often key to B2B ecosystems
Pressing need for fast, transparent,
global and secure settlement in fiat
currencies initiated from the
ecosystem
gpi Link Proof of Concept - Do not disclose to third parties without SWIFT's prior consent 9
The gpi Link - How does it work?
Trade
platform
Company B
Trade ecosystem
gpi payments tracker
2. Payment
Initiation
10. Payment Confirmation
API with UETR1. T
rad
e t
ran
sa
ctio
n
5. MT 101 + UETR,
pain.001 + UETR(s)
6. MT 103 + UETR &
STI:0016. MT 103 + UETR &
STI:001
7. Payment
Confirmation8. Payment
Confirmation
9. MT 199 + UETR
& STI TBD
pain.002 + UETR(s)
11. Payment
Confirmation
11
. P
aym
en
t
Con
firm
atio
nCompany A
4. API link to MT or
ISO XML message
10. MT or ISO XML
message link to API
3. Payment Initiation API
+ UETR
gpi
Link MT
/MX
AP
I
gpi Link Proof of Concept - Do not disclose to third parties without SWIFT's prior consent 10
Benefits for the community
Seamless
integration
Re-intermediation
into the payment
value chain
Increased
customer
satisfaction
New opportunities
in the digital
economy
gpi Link
Leverages SWIFT
integration to build
additional value
Capture payments
that may otherwise
be settled via
alternative channels
Meet customers’
needs by optimizing
their business
processes
Access to existing
and future business
ecosystems through
the gpi Link
gpi Link Proof of Concept - Do not disclose to third parties without SWIFT's prior consent 11
SWIFT
gpi
gpi
Link
SWIFT collaborating with R3 on gpi Link Proof of Concept
Proof of Concept with R3-Corda
The gpi Link will allow gpi payment
capabilities to be embedded directly into
R3’s DLT platform
Corporate to corporate payment
Bank to bank payment
Fully scalable to other use cases
SWIFT may include other DLT or non-DLT
business ecosystems, DLT providers, e-
commerce players, payment service
providers etc.
Key driver will be a common interest in
enabling settlement capability for trade
transactions
Other
ecosystem
gpi Link Proof of Concept - Do not disclose to third parties without SWIFT's prior consent 12
R3/Corda/CorDapp/Corda Settler
R3 is the company
R3 is an enterprise blockchain software firm working with an ecosystem of more than 300 members and partners
across multiple industries from both the private and public sectors
Corda is the blockchain platform
Corda is R3’s open source blockchain platform, also distributed in an enterprise version enabling institutions to
transact directly using smart contracts, while ensuring privacy and security. The Corda platform is used in
industries from financial services to healthcare, shipping, insurance…
A CorDapp is an application running on the Corda platform
CorDapps (Corda Distributed Applications) are distributed applications that run on the Corda platform. The goal of
a CorDapp is to allow nodes to reach agreement on updates to the ledger
The Corda Settler is a settlement CorDapp
The Corda Settler is an open-source CorDapp that allows Corda users to settle using any payment method.
Settlement can be achieved with a transfer of funds on Corda, on a non-blockchain rail (like SWIFT gpi when
enabled by the gpi Link), or in crypto currency.
Transfer of funds on Corda
SWIFT gpi
Crypto currency
gpi Link Proof of Concept - Do not disclose to third parties without SWIFT's prior consent 13
Settlement on Corda
Company A
Company B
1.
Transaction2. Need for settlement
Corda
Settler gpi
Link
DLT Proof of Concept
Charifa EL OTMANIHead of SWIFTgpi
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A DLT PoC to answer the
following question:
“Can DLT finally pave the way for
real-time Nostro reconciliation
and liquidity optimisation?”
Strong governance
Data controls
Compliance with regulatory requirements
Standardisation
Identity framework
Security & cyber defence
Reliability
Scalability
Technology Objectives
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Business Objectives
Overhead
Network
management
FX costs
Compliance
Claims and treasury
operations
Nostro-Vostro
liquidity
Payment operations
2%
USD 25-35
3%
34%
9%
27%
13%
15%
SOURCE: McKinsey Global Payments Map 2016
Cost per international payment transaction (2016)
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Business and technical objectives
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A few statistics
17
34Participating
banks
528Channel
Network
Largest Fabric
Network outside
of IBMPoC
implementation
4,722Transactions
during testing
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Liquidity and reconciliation qualitative feedbackResults based on qualitative questionnaire completed by 17 participant banks
Highest value related to liquidity process
and efficiency gains for exceptions management and
customer support
The PoC demonstrated the following benefits…
Reducing gap between the expected and available
balance
Identifying systematically unexpected entries and
exceptions
Reducing exceptions & achieving shorter resolution
time
Providing systematic timed data at entry level
Providing a full audit trail with real-time entry status
On the impact’s side, there is a need for...
Internal development and integration
Real-time processing
Extended settlement windows across payments
systems and 24 hours banks operations
Adoption of a common ISO 20022 standard
Conclusions
1. The developed DLT application together with the underlying ISO 20022 data
model meets the functional requirements and allows for improved
reconciliation and improved liquidity visibility
2. The PoC demonstrated significant technology progress towards maturity
although it is not considered mature enough for a many-to-many mission
critical financial service. There is no doubts that the technology will get there
3. However, to get the business benefits, there are a number of pre-requisites
which need to be met. SWIFT and the community will first work towards
ensuring the pre-requisites are met before looking at any potential products in
this area
4. And while we do that, DLT remains strategic for SWIFT in that we have
concrete plans to progress towards SWIFT vision around DLT
Pre-requisites to capture benefits
Migration towards real-time liquidity reporting and processing
Today, only 44 % of traffic generates real-time confirmation 1
Significant investment required for back office integration
Migration to ISO 20022 could lower the cost2
There must be a value proposition for each segment
Value differs significantly between participants. Additional intelligence and
integration needs to be considered to increase value
3
Unique identification (UETR) must be extended
Otherwise, some entries resulting from FX or securities deal won’t be
identifiable
4
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Without those 4 pre-requisites being met, the solution won’t deliver
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Published in March on
swift.com
Can Distributed Ledger
Technology (DLT) help financial
institutions optimise the liquidity
of their Nostro accounts and
reduce the significant operational
costs associated with
reconciliation?
www.swift.com
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Nostro Reconciliation report available on swift.com
Report
Artificial Intelligence & Data One of the strong streams that we are working on
Mickael THOMASHead of Corporate Business MEA
Artificial Intelligence ( AI )
AI is driving the
development of
machines capable of
simulating cognitive
abilities
Data is at the core of
Artifical Intelligence
and Machine
Learning
Learning
Improvement
Reasoning
From provided information, the machine is able to create
its own rules and logic.
The Machine is able to use his rules/logic in order to
derive some conclusions
Based on Feedback, the machine is capable of correcting
its own set of rules/logic
What is Artificial Intelligence
Main usage of Artificial Intelligence in the Financial Industry
Anomalies
Detection
Process
Automation
Personalized
Customer Service
Risk Scoring Trading Compliance
How SWIFT is using Artificial Intelligence
Reference data
Reference data
Consolidate the data that comes from various sources
Collect data faster and with a better accuracy
Clean data in order to get more value out of it
Standards
Facilitate the migration to ISO20022
Investigation on the logic and the patterns between
different Standards
Validating new Standards
Financial Crime Compliance
Tuning and improvement of Fraud Detection Rules
Identification of uncharacteristic business relationships
Optimisation of effectiveness and false-positive reduction
Business Intelligence
Entity resolution of payment participants
Detection of payment anomalies and outliers
Hidden payment flows and nesting
SWHQBEBB SWIFT No.8, Lvl 8,
UOA Corporate Tower, Lobby B, Avenue
10, Bangsar South City, Jalan Keri
nchi, 59200 KL, Molaisia
Cleaning
Solution
Country
------------------------
Malaisia
RegionIdentification
------------------------------
Bangsar South City
TownName
--------------------------------
KL
PostCodeIdentification
------------------------------------59200
StreetName
--------------------------
Avenue
StreetBuildingIdentification
--------------------------
10
BuildingName
--------------------------
UOA Corporate Tower
Floor
--------------------------
Lvl 8
Bank
--------------------------
SWIFT
DistrictName
--------------------------
Jalan Kerinchi
A Standards Artificial Intelligence initiative : structuring data
Unstructured Data
Deep Learning
Model
Manual
check and
completion
by operators
Algorithmic
Verification
and
Correction
A Standards Artificial Intelligence initiative : structuring data
More than 95%
A Standards Artificial Intelligence initiative : structuring data
SWIFT
Data
Cleaner
MyStandards
Compliance
analytics
ISO 20022
migration
gpi prevalidation
SWIFTRef
A Standards Artificial Intelligence initiative : structuring data
SWIFT APIs strategy
Onur OzanHead of MENAT
Mickael THOMASHead of Corporate Business MEA
What are APIs and why use them?
Interface
Exposes company’s
data and services via
a simple interface
enabling faster
innovation and reach.
Tool
One of the most
important tools in digital
business design and
transformation of
business models.
Leverage
Ability to leverage
complex services
without the need for
extensive development
Opportunity
Opportunity for
driving customer-
centric innovation in
financial services.
API API API
Illustrative example
Enables Uber to focus on their core business, leveraging
best of breed technologies via APIs., creating a seamless
customer experience, connecting riders with drivers.
…
API Spec
Flavor 1API Spec
Flavor 2
API Spec
Flavor N
Regulations
API adoption in Financial Services
Fintechs
Fragmentation Harmonization / StandardisationLocal regulations and Fintech
• Open Banking
• Regional Banks
• Financial Institutions
• Technology
companies
• Corporates
• Industry Associations
Leveraging SWIFTs core competencies
Foster standardization at
industry level reusing the
ISO20022 data dictionary
Offer API connectivity and
developer support for more
value added services
Collaborate with the community
to explore use cases and
expose a global community API
catalogue on the platform
SWIFT APIs enable financial institutions and corporate customers to expose or consume financial
services in a trusted environment using standardised transactions according to the ISO 20022 model.
Standardization of API
specifications
Simplification of access to
SWIFT Shared ServicesCustomer API exposure
A scalable platform based on industry-leading technology
SWIFT content exposed via APIs can be consumed via SWIFTNet
or via the internet (SWIFT Ref and KYC)
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Our developer portal provides easy access to SWIFT content, along with Sandboxes to test
and experiment
https://developer.swift.com/
Questions
…for you