SWIFT MT and ISO 20022 MX Messages | 3-in-1 Course Package

The Ultimate No-Nonsense Guide to SWIFT MT and ISO 20022 MX Message Types

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Ideal For

Business Analysts and Consultants of Payments Domain
Beginners and Aspirants of Payments Domain

⚡Our courses are used by Multinational Banks and IT Companies to train their employees

TESTIMONIALS

"Great e-learning about the coming migration from MT-MX, as well as in-depth explanation of message contents."

by Niels Stormbroek

"This is the best course I have ever encounter and also I enjoy how she explain the key words"

by Emmanuel Agyapong

"gave me a lot of insight into SWIFT messages and systems.. Thanks"

by Jobin K Johnson

What you will learn

Basics of Payment Systems, Basics of SWIFT Messages, SWIFT Code, SWIFT FIN and GPA

SWIFT MT Message Structure, Categories and Guidelines

MT 103 Serial and Cover Method, Cat 2, Cat 9 Messages with message examples

SWIFT MT to MX Migration foundational knowledge

MT to MX Mapping Assignments

CBPR+ Scope and Upcoming Changes

Common Mistakes in MX Messages

What are ISO 20022 message catalogue, SWIFT MX message catalogue and SWIFT payment groups usage guidelines

Use of XML in ISO 20022 Messages Schema

Detailed Structure of PACS.008, PACS.009, PACS.002, PACS.004, PAIN.001 and PAIN.002 MX Message types

End to End Payment flow with MX messages examples

Structured Data Elements - Hybrid Postal Address, Structured Remittance Information, Regulatory Reporting and lots more

This package includes

6 hours on-demand video

Practice Test with 150+ questions

End to End Payment Chain with Messages examples

8 Case Studies/ Assignments, Quizzes and Additional Resources

MT to MX Mapping Assignments

Access on web and mobile and Android App

Certificates of Completion

Amazing content, perfectly structured and explained! Anwesha explains it all from the foundational concepts to more complex terms and scenarios, using examples all along to course, which makes it way easier to understand and assimilate.

by Ángel Ciocoletto

Are you someone who is searching for a reliable resource on SWIFT message types MT and ISO 20022 MX ?

Confused about where to begin learning? what to learn? From where to learn?

This is your ultimate guide to ISO 20022 SWIFT MX Messages. A no-nonsense, to the point, lucid guide explaining all the complex concepts at one place!!

Why enroll ?

Stay updated with industry standards and Upcoming CBPR+ Deadlines: SWIFT MX ISO 20022 is the new global standard for financial messaging, and this course will keep you up-to-date with the latest developments and best practices in the industry.

Boost your career opportunities: Acquiring knowledge and skills in SWIFT MT and MX ISO 20022 messages types will enhance your career prospects, as it is becoming increasingly important in the financial industry worldwide.

Practical and relevant content: This course is designed to provide practical and relevant content that can be immediately applied in real-world scenarios, making it a valuable investment in your professional development.

Master the structured data elements: With payment systems rapidly adopting structured data formats, mastering how structured data elements work is critical giving you an edge in your role.

Ideal for

Business Analysts and Consultants of Payments Domain

Beginners and Aspirants of Payments Domain

Course Objectives

Stay updated on the latest ISO 20022 CBPR+ changes and deadlines, ensuring your projects are always in compliance.

Get the foundation to handle products, services, consultancy related to SWIFT MT to MX Migration

Be confident using MT 103 (Serial and Cover), MT 202, MT 900/910 and other payment related messages

Be updated with the latest offerings of SWIFT like GPI, GPI Instant, Payment Pre-validation, Case Resolution, Stop and Recall

Get the foundation knowledge of XML to understand the ISO 20022 message schemas

Be confident with the MX message structures and the elements

Understand the use of the elements in the MX messages and the logic behind which element is present and why it is present in a message

Get real examples of MX messages in end to end payment chain to culminate all the learning

Master the structured data elements necessary for the future of cross-border payments, giving you an edge in your role.

Be well-prepared for regulatory changes by understanding the implications of incorrect data usage and how to take corrective actions.

Detailed Curriculum of Part 1: Beginner's Guide - SWIFT Message Types - MT and MX ISO 20022

Detailed Curriculum of Part 2: Advanced Guide - ISO 20022 SWIFT MX Messages

Detailed Curriculum of Part 3: Structured Data in ISO 20022 CBPR+ SWIFT MX Migration

Enroll in the SWIFT MT and ISO 20022 MX Messages course package today and equip yourself with the knowledge and skills needed to excel in the field of financial messaging!

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SWIFT MT and ISO 20022 MX Messages | 3-in-1 Course Package

The Ultimate No-Nonsense Guide to SWIFT MT and ISO 20022 MX Message Types

TESTIMONIALS

What you will learn

Basics of Payment Systems, Basics of SWIFT Messages, SWIFT Code, SWIFT FIN and GPA

SWIFT MT Message Structure, Categories and Guidelines

MT 103 Serial and Cover Method, Cat 2, Cat 9 Messages with message examples

SWIFT MT to MX Migration foundational knowledge

MT to MX Mapping Assignments

CBPR+ Scope and Upcoming Changes

Common Mistakes in MX Messages

What are ISO 20022 message catalogue, SWIFT MX message catalogue and SWIFT payment groups usage guidelines

Use of XML in ISO 20022 Messages Schema

Detailed Structure of PACS.008, PACS.009, PACS.002, PACS.004, PAIN.001 and PAIN.002 MX Message types

End to End Payment flow with MX messages examples

Structured Data Elements - Hybrid Postal Address, Structured Remittance Information, Regulatory Reporting and lots more

This package includes

6 hours on-demand video

Practice Test with 150+ questions

End to End Payment Chain with Messages examples

8 Case Studies/ Assignments, Quizzes and Additional Resources

MT to MX Mapping Assignments

Access on web and mobile and Android App

Why enroll ?

Stay updated with industry standards and Upcoming CBPR+ Deadlines: SWIFT MX ISO 20022 is the new global standard for financial messaging, and this course will keep you up-to-date with the latest developments and best practices in the industry.

Boost your career opportunities: Acquiring knowledge and skills in SWIFT MT and MX ISO 20022 messages types will enhance your career prospects, as it is becoming increasingly important in the financial industry worldwide.

Practical and relevant content: This course is designed to provide practical and relevant content that can be immediately applied in real-world scenarios, making it a valuable investment in your professional development.

Master the structured data elements: With payment systems rapidly adopting structured data formats, mastering how structured data elements work is critical giving you an edge in your role.

Ideal for

Business Analysts and Consultants of Payments Domain

Beginners and Aspirants of Payments Domain

Course Objectives

Stay updated on the latest ISO 20022 CBPR+ changes and deadlines, ensuring your projects are always in compliance.

Get the foundation to handle products, services, consultancy related to SWIFT MT to MX Migration

Be confident using MT 103 (Serial and Cover), MT 202, MT 900/910 and other payment related messages

Be updated with the latest offerings of SWIFT like GPI, GPI Instant, Payment Pre-validation, Case Resolution, Stop and Recall

Get the foundation knowledge of XML to understand the ISO 20022 message schemas

Be confident with the MX message structures and the elements

Understand the use of the elements in the MX messages and the logic behind which element is present and why it is present in a message

Get real examples of MX messages in end to end payment chain to culminate all the learning

Master the structured data elements necessary for the future of cross-border payments, giving you an edge in your role.

Be well-prepared for regulatory changes by understanding the implications of incorrect data usage and how to take corrective actions.