About Us

Bright InvestOps – Messaging Intelligence for Investment Operations

Founded in April 2020, Bright InvestOps began as an independent consulting firm, helping clients integrate applications and build interfaces across industries.

By 2021, we focused our expertise on the capital markets industry, supporting SimCorp Dimension implementations and connecting to critical platforms like SWIFT, Central Trade Manager, and Bloomberg.

From 2023 onwards, our mission became laser-focused: guiding the financial community through the migration from SWIFT MT to SWIFT MX under ISO 20022. This transformation, encompassing CBPR+ cross-border payments, RTGS systems, and Fedwire Funds, represents the most significant change in financial messaging in decades. Operations teams face new data models, structural complexity, and unfamiliar tools. Bright InvestOps steps in to make this transition practical, understandable, and efficient.

We partner with sovereign wealth funds, central banks, and asset managers, supporting them in:

• Preparing data models and operational processes for ISO 20022.
• Navigating new schemas, validation frameworks, and industry tools such as SWIFT MyStandards.
• Reducing risk and building operational confidence during migration.

Now, Bright InvestOps is expanding from consulting and education into fintech SaaS solutions. Our first tools focused on SWIFT MX message readability, validation, and simplified formats for operations teams will be released at the end of October 2025. These solutions are built to empower operations teams: turning complex ISO 20022 structures into formats that are shorter, clearer, and easier to validate.

With five years of continuous growth, Bright InvestOps has evolved from niche consultancy into a fintech innovator. Our mission is to equip operations teams worldwide with the knowledge and tools they need to thrive in the ISO 20022 era, aligning core themes of innovation, collaboration, and shaping the future of payments together. We are committed to being the trusted partner that financial institutions rely on during this transformative period.