Sibos remains an extremely important event in our annual calendar. Being able to meet clients, partners, and industry peers, in person, to discuss global headwinds impacting our industries, is a highlight for us. After recent years of turmoil and unprecedented events, our global community has stood together collaborating, connecting, innovating, and investing in better user experiences. At NatWest we are passionate about purposeful banking; from transaction banking services, FX solutions, global markets solutions, liquidity management, risk advisory through to climate and sustainability priorities and solutions. Over these dedicated Sibos pages, you’ll find insights and reports focussed on the discussions we’ll be having at Sibos. To start with, read our new guide to help treasurers better understand the new world of payments and embedded finance, whilst keeping customers at the forefront. Mark Brant, Chief Payments Officer, introduces the guide here.
Sibos is a vital environment in which to understand what our customers, financial communities and UK businesses need to help them thrive.
James Waud, our MD, Head of Banks and Sovereigns, Supranationals & Agencies, discusses how Sibos is identifying, first-hand the important issues affecting the payments industry.
Embracing new payments technology to create safe, seamless, and embedded customer journeys is essential in today’s market.
We’re always looking ahead at the latest innovations in the payments space, so that we can continue to offer market leading payment solutions for your business.
At NatWest we are dedicated to innovation, finding new ways to deliver banking for the future. From big blue skies ideas to industry partnerships, to small innovations that make a BIG difference - all working towards helping people, communities and businesses to thrive.
Our purpose is to champion the potential of people, families, and businesses.
We also want to support the customers and communities we serve. So by 2030, of the projects we help fund, we’re aiming to at least halve the impact on the climate.
