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China is Nokia''s second biggest market, but the financial regulations under which the company has to operate are not in line with its importance as a market.

At the closing plenary, Sir George Mathewson addresses the question of SWIFT transformation and looks to its future.

Banks can still make money from inefficiencies in Asia''s financial supply chain. But it will not continue.

Six banks to participate from this October with a rollout expected by June 2006.

SWIFT announces a doubling of its registered corporate users in little over a year.

At a Sibos open forum, audience members point to a gap in internal communications as an obstacle to standards adoption.

Following the plenaries and panels, Sibos comes alive.

ING Management Asia-Pacific finalizes implementation.

GE yesterday revealed that it was on track for full implementation of SWIFT, despite the foot dragging by some of its bank partners.