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SWIFT Institute Papers

The API Economy and Digital Transformation in Financial Services: Open Banking

Does regulation aimed at encouraging competition and innovation conflict with requirements for KYC, AML, etc.?

A Critical and Empirical Examination of Currently-used Financial Data Collection Processes and Standards

Modelling the Cost of Financial Services

Financial Inclusion: The Mobile Banking Revolution in Kenya

The Evolution of Third Party Payment Providers and Cryptocurrencies Under the EU’s Upcoming PSD2 and AMLD4

Near Real-time Retail Payment and Settlement Systems Mechanism Design

Cross-border Low Value Payments and Regional Integration: Enablers and Disablers

The Global Network of Payment Flows

A Dynamic Stochastic Network Model of the Unsecured Interbank Lending Market

Financing the SME Value Chains

Internationalisation of the RMB: New Starts, Jumps and Tipping Points

Articles

China’s New Financial Sector Reforms: Will They Go Far Enough?

Keynote Address – Perspectives on Financial Inclusion from Mexico

Podcast

How Europe’s Banking Revolution Will Boost Fintech

Presentations

Presentation: Sibos 2016 – Mobile Banking Revolution: M-PESA’s Impact on Africa and Beyond

Presentation: Sibos 2016 SWIFT Institute Challenge Winner : HADU

Presentation: Domestic Payments—Gateway to Financial Inclusion?

Presentation: The Quality of Financial Services: Evidence from an Audit Study in Mexico – Discussant

Presentation: Competing Visions of Inclusion in Kenya’s Financial Landscape: The Rift Revealed by Mobile Money Transfer – Discussant

Presentation: Competing Visions of Inclusion in Kenya’s Financial Landscape: The Rift Revealed by Mobile Money Transfer

Presentation: A Field Experiment on the Cross-Border Impacts of Financial Education for Migrant Workers – Discussant

Presentation: A Field Experiment on the Cross-Border Impacts of Financial Education for Migrant Workers

Presentation: New Perspectives on Banking and Agendas for Financial Inclusion – Discussant

Presentation: New Perspectives on Banking and Agendas for Financial Inclusion

Presentation: Money Management, Financial Inclusion, and “Banking the Unbanked”

Presentation: The Quality of Financial Services: Evidence from an Audit Study in Mexico

New Perspectives on Banking and Agendas for Financial Inclusion

Money Management, Financial Inclusion and Banking the Unbanked

Transnational Household Finance: A Field Experiment on the Cross-Border Impacts of Financial Education for Migrant Workers

Third Party Papers

International Trade, Risk and the Role of Banks

No Guarantees, No Trade: How Banks Affect Export Patterns

Fixing Credit Ratings

Financial Inclusion Research Conference 2013 – Conference Summary

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