Fundtech has shown its support for Swift’s new Corporate Access programme with its participation in Swift’s Member Administered Closed User Group (MA-CUG) model. The programme, aimed at encouraging corporates onto the Swift network, offers standard access to third-party services, in turn offering third-party providers access to Swift’s network of bank and corporate customers.
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