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Bank Systems & Technology
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GE Brings SWIFT to Life Corporate treasury seeks automation, information and simplification through adoption of financial messaging standards. |
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Strategic Milestones Lazaro Campos, Head of the Banking Industry Division, SWIFT (La Hulpe, Belgium) |
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Bank Systems & Technology
August 22, 2008
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Bank Systems & Technology
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Sibos Preview: SWIFT Readies Quick FIX Banks can plug in to global, real-time light-order entry system. |
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The 5 Percent Solution Achieving the 5 percent IT budget savings for banks will require an extended reach of SWIFTNet beyond its current functions into as-of-yet untrodden pathways. |
