3rd Mobile Financial Services @ Singapore (26-27 MAY 2009)

26 - 27 May 2009, Sheraton Towers Singapore

Speakers From Financial Institutions and Operators
Yehia El Agami
General Manager & Ec Member
BANQUE MISR (EGYPT)
Noelle Tan Leng Hoay
Head of Financial Services, Strategy
DIGI TELECOMMUNICATIONS
(MALAYSia )
Erik Wilgenhof Plante
Team Leader, Regional Transaction
Surveillance Centre, RBS (Singapore )
Rahul Shinghal
VP – Mobile Services
NETS (SINGAPORE)
Rocky Scopelliti
General Manager-Financial Services
TELSTRA (AUSTRALIA)
Deniz Tuncalp
Manager MVNO Business Marketing
TURKCELL (TURKEY)
Deepak Chandnani
President (Asia & Africa)
OBOPAY (India )
Dan Armstrong
CTO, RABO MOBIEL
(THE NETHERLANDS)
Key Topics
Connecting Multiple Operators And Multiple
Banks Whilst Lowering Entry Costs And
Enabling Interoperable Services
Is The Bank Or The Operator The Best
Placed To Serve The Unbanked In Developing Economies?
Understanding The “Must Haves” For Banks,
Merchants And Mobile Operators When Entering An Agreement
How Can The Regulation For International
Remittances Change From Being Country
Specific To A Worldwide Event?
What Do Merchants Really Need In Order
To Make Mobile Payments Successful In
South East Asia?
Evaluating NFC Users Results And Learning
From The Telstra NFC Contactless Payments
Trial With 200 Customers And 30 Outlets

Event Highlights
50 Insights From Banks, Operators, Merchants and key Vendors
33 different perspectives and Case Studies
13 countries including Asia and Europe
12 hours of networking opportunities
5 interactive panel sessions
9th event in the mobile payment and financial services series

Featuring 2 Streams Each Day

Stream A:
International Mobile Remittance and Mobile Banking

Stream B:
Mobile Payment & Mobile Commerce Strategies


Choose From 4 Separately Bookable Workshops
Pre Workshop
WORKSHOP A
25th May 2009
Beyond Mobile Financial Services and Products
WORKSHOP B
25th May 2009
NFC Service Strategy and Marketing
Post Workshop
WORKSHOP C
28th May 2009
Mobile Proximity Payment Security
WORKSHOP D
28th May 2009
Setting Up International
Mobile Remittance Services

The Mobile Financial environment is where an abundance of new services and revenue opportunities lie. To justify the cost of rolling out the architecture and establishing key partnerships, you will need to know which business models and applications can improve the ecosystem for Mobile Remittance, Mobile Banking, NFC and Mobile Commerce.

Some International Remittance services may migrate to Mobile Banking, so the ability to understand the foreseeable future within one domain is important to all service and bank providers. The challenges and opportunities experienced within NFC however may not be the same as those from the Mobile Remittance providers. This is why this conference will address strategic and regulatory issues in two separate streams including topics such as:

Evaluating NFC Users Results And Learning From The National Australia Bank and VisaProject
Examining Areas In Which Key Stakeholders Can Work Together Today To Achieve Technical Interoperability And Process Standardization
Understanding The “Must Haves” For Banks, Merchants And Mobile Operators When Entering A Mobile Payment NFC Agreement
Examining Country-Specific Regulations Related To Money Transfer
Tailoring Financial Services Offerings On The Go Depending On Socioeconomic Background And Bank Accounts
Examining The Business Case For A Collaborative Multi Operator and Multi Bank Mobile Payment Processing Network

More information, brochure and registration at mobilefinancialevent.com

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