Three customer banks in Iceland have extended their use of IBAS GPF Objects to manage the new clearing initiative from the Central Bank of Iceland (Seðlabanka Íslands) for clearing through the RTGS system using SWIFT FIN Y-Copy.
This has been achieved by implementing additional IBAS GPF Objects for handling Settlement and Clearing that will ensure full automation (STP), including channel priority, Accounting and Messaging.
The remarkably short implementation time, only a couple of months, is a good example of the flexibility and ease of adaptation that is inherent in the IBAS Systems.
>> For more information, please contact CBA
- Ends -
Press Office
+47 22 80 15 00
News Quick Links
- 17th January, 2012. IBAS PCC – Party Credit Control System.
- 11th January, 2012. IBAS DWH – Data Warehouse Message System.
- 3rd January, 2012. IBAS ELC – Embargo List Control System.
- 19th December, 2011. IBAS IMG – Imaging System
- 13th December, 2011. IBAS GBF Release 10.16 now implemented at IBAS User Banks
- 22nd November, 2011. Customers Extend Use of IBAS for High Value Clearing
- 3rd October, 2011. IBAS Customer Banks Gather in Helsinki for Annual User Group
- 20th September, 2011. IBAS GPF – Global Payments Factory Awarded SWIFTReady Payments Label 2011
- May, 2011. IBAS GPF - Global Payments Factory Customer, OCBC Bank, Voted 'World's Strongest Bank' by Bloomberg Markets'11
News Archive
- 26th October, 2010. ABN AMRO Bank Opts for CBA’s IBAS GTF - Global Trade Finance Factory
- June, 2010. Finland-based Aktia Bank Opt's for CBA's IBAS GBF - Global Banking Factory - How has it fared? IBS Intelligence reports.
- April, 2010. CBA and Bolero enter into Partnership Agreement
- October, 2009 - Fortis Bank Selects IBAS GTF - Global Trade Finance Factory
- October, 2007 - BCSIS and CBA Sign Collaboration Agreement for Asia/Pacific
- December, 2006 - CBA signs contract with Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation (OCBC Bank) for IBAS Global Payments Factory

