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Swift's Gottfried Leibbrandt on restoring trust in global payments after $81m Bangladesh fraud

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Gottfried Leibbrandt, Swift
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How well has Swift met its goals of confidentiality, integrity and availability? If you gave yourself a mark out of 10 for performance during the past year, what score would you give the co-operative?

We would give ourselves a 10. On availability, we are at 100% year-to-date – and we aim to be up 99.999% of the time, or to have no more than five minutes of downtime in a year. That is not insignificant given the volumes, and peak days we have had. On June 30, for instance, we had a peak day

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