swift 2020 strategy
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Ed Adams
Head of Business
Development
SWIFT
2020 Strategy
Grow the core, build
the future
June 2015
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Extensive worldwide customer consultation
Community
Representatives
500+
70 Consultation
Meetings
200+ Financial
Institutions
Board
Offsite
Mar 2014
Consultation
Phase1
IR673 Jun 2014
Strategy
Exploration
March
2014
Assess Options
Consultation
Phase2
DP183 Dec 2014
Make Choices
ER1139 Jun 2015
Strategy
Definition
June
2014
June
2015
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Momentum from previous strategies
2006-2010
• FIN, InterAct, FileAct growth
• 50% Price Reduction
• Distributed Architecture
• FIN Renewal
• HSM Replacement
• FIN, InterAct, FileAct growth
• 50% Price Reduction
• Fixed Fee
• Distributed Architecture
• 100% FIN Growth
• 50% Price Reduction
• SWIFTNet Phase 2
• Alliance Lite2
• AMH
• Integration services
(T2S connector, IPLA)
• Alliance Lite
• Alliance Integrator
• SWIFTNet capabilities to Access
• Business Intelligence,
SWIFTRef, Sanctions
• MIRS
• Solutions: TSU, SWIFT Remit,
FIX, Proxy voting
• Business Intelligence
• Solutions:
Cash reporting
E&I
2001-2006 2011-2015
Messaging & Platform
Software & Connectivity
Shared Services
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Builds on SWIFT’s
existing business model
Messaging
Software &
Connectivity
Shared
Services
Standards Platform
200+ Countries and territories
10,800+
Financial Institutions Users
5,6 billion FIN messages per year
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Accounts for numerous
external drivers
Messaging
Software &
Connectivity
Shared
Services
Standards Platform
Geopolitics
Market
Drivers
Payments
Cyber
threats
Regulation
Market
Drivers
Securities
Technology
& Innovation
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SWIFT 2020 – Strategic priorities
Messaging
Software
& Connectivity
Shared
Services
Many-to-Many Market
Infrastructures
CORE
COMPLIANCE
MIs
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SWIFT 2020 Strategy has 3 key elements
Many-to-Many Market
Infrastructures
Messaging
Software
& Connectivity
Shared
Services
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Expand and
deepen
offerings for
Market
Infrastructures
Grow and strengthen core ‘many-to-
many’ financial messaging, connectivity
and closely adjacent products and
services
Build our Financial Crime Compliance
portfolio to meet the full spectrum of
related challenges
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SWIFT 2020 – Strategic priorities
Messaging
Software
& Connectivity
Shared
Services
Many-to-Many Market Infrastructures
Financial Crime Compliance utility
BI, SWIFTRef, MyStandards
Services
AMH
Alliance Lite2
Integration
Services
Operational excellence
Platform investments
Payments and Securities growth
Corporates and IMI’s
MIRS
BI, SWIFTRef, MyStandards
Services
T2S, CLS, GLI
Real-Time Payment Systems
HVPMI and CSDs I
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2
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SWIFT 2020 – Critical Enablers
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Me
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S
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tivit
y
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d
Se
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es
Innovation
at the Core
Customers
and
Communities
Operational
Excellence Talent
Financial
Management
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Operational
Excellence
Security &
Resilience
Platform
Efficiency
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Platform and operational excellence
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Critical Enablers
Innovation at the Core
Platform
innovation
Product
innovation Innotribe SWIFTLab
Evolve messaging
platform real-time
MIs, driven by New
Payments Platform
Australia (NPPA)
Industrialise CLS
and T2S solutions
Continue to develop
products in line with
market needs
Emphasis on strong
collaboration
Undertake ‘vertical
challenges’
Establish a global
network of ‘Heads of
Innovation’
Leverage SWIFTLab
for product
innovation
Expand SWIFTLab
across the regions
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Community
Dialogue
Geographic
Reach
Corporate
Social
Responsibility
Customer
Centricity
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Customers and Communities
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Critical Enablers
Talent
Source and
develop talent to
match business
needs
Develop critical
capabilities for
the future
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Pricing – Committed to decrease messaging unit cost
26.03
23.92
19.93
17.5
13.15
10.97
9.08
7.4
6.12 5.4
4.32 4.12 3.48
2.52 2.32
0
5
10
15
20
25
30
2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015
Average Message Price Evolution (EUR cents per kChar)
-58%
-51%
-57%
“Collectively, the
Community will pay
16% less in 2015 than
in 2006 for a volume
that has nearly
quadrupled”
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