TWIST or the Transaction Workflow Innovation Standards Team is a not-for-profit industry group of corporate treasurers, fund managers, banks, system suppliers, electronics trading platforms, market infrastructures and professional services firms.
The primary aim of TWIST is to develop new and rationalise existing xml standards that connect the financial and physical supply chains, releasing the enormous value locked up in disjoined paper-based processes. TWIST also participates in the management of the ISO20022 standards for financial markets aiming to make this the umbrella for its comprehensive suite of standards.
02.05.2018 // Newsletter // Ivan Kubica
In this issue Global Adoption of BSB, the AFP’s Global Service Codes, and Related Developments This newsletter is all about bank billing to corporations and other wholesale bank services users: standards, adoption of standards, billing practices and optimizing the billing […]
02.07.2017 // Newsletter // Ivan Kubica
Covering Bank Services Billing Standards Market Adoption: ISO 20022, TWIST, and AFP Global Service Codes Headlines Corporate case studies and presentations reflect growing adoption of the BSB. European and UK e-invoicing regulation addressing retail bank statements and could in future […]
02.07.2016 // Newsletter // Ivan Kubica
Covering Bank Services Billing Standards Market Adoption: ISO 20022, TWIST, and AFP Global Service Codes Headlines 16+ major banks provide billing statements in the BSB format. 13+ financial systems support BSB for bank billers and corporate bill recipients. BSB can […]
01.15.2015 // Newsletter // Ivan Kubica
In 2014, one more bank went live with the BSB (Bank Service Billing); RBS (Royal Bank of Scotland). RBS joins the 13 other banks that are live; Bank of America Merrill Lynch, Barclays, BNP Paribas, Citi, Danske Bank, Deutsche Bank, […]
10.27.2013 // Newsletter // editor
13 banks are live with BSB (Bank Service Billing) for corporate customers. Of these,12 are public about their activities, they are; Bank of America Merrill Lynch, Barclays, BNP Paribas, Citi, Danske Bank, HSBC, Intesa Sanpaolo, JPMorgan, SEB (Skandinaviska Enskilda Banken), […]