Innovative Payments

Developing, securing & marketing the next generation of payment methods

Where/When:

Sydney October 18

MGSM CBD Campus

Level 6, 51-57 Pitt St

Sydney

Cost:

$895 + GST

$695 + GST (Online Banking Review & Retail Banking Review subscribers, SISA and Abacus members)

To register:

Register online

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Email: forums@onlinebankingreview.com.au

or call (07) 3217 3422

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Agenda

Innovative Payments: Developing, securing & marketing next generation payment methods
8.45am	Registration opens
9.15am	Global payments trends The trend towards non-bank payment providers Maintaining the relationship with merchants Avoiding the commoditisation of card products Ian Povey, Principal, CardsConsult (Confirmed)

10.00am	What consumers want The role of payments and online shopping trends in the future of money Managing payment fraud issues Building payments offerings that meet consumer needs Andrew Pipolo, Managing Director, PayPal Australia (Confirmed)

10.40am	Networking break

11.00am	The case for contactless Our investment in contactless Benefits for card issuers, merchants and cardholders Future opportunities Lynda McMillan, Executive, Credit Cards, (RBS), Commonwealth Bank of Australia (Confirmed)


11.40am	Panel Session
	Say hello to chip - Where to next? New offerings enabled by chip cards Implications for security and identity management Thinking beyond the plastic card Ian Povey, Principal, CardsConsult (Confirmed) Rocky Scopelliti, General Manager Payment Solutions, Telstra (Confirmed) Stephen Wilson, Managing Director, Lockstep Consulting (Confirmed)
12.30pm	Lunch

1.20pm	Prepaid as a new market strategy Reaching Gen Y with prepaid The role of user generated design Why prepaid drives loyalty Trevor Barbeler, Head of Marketing, Heritage Building Society (Confirmed)

1.55pm	New payment methods = new fraud methods The current threat landscape Preparing for future payments threats Building security into product design Paul Kastner, Director, Financial Services, Symantec Asia Pacific

2.30pm	Making mobile payments a reality Key forces driving the mobile payments industry Who's in charge? Banks, telcos or new entrants? Getting industry co-operation: The New Zealand experience and key learnings for Australia Stuart Christie, Principal Consultant, Outsource Marketing (Formerly Mobile Banking Manager for ANZ National Bank) (Confirmed)

3.00pm	Networking break
3.15pm 3.50pm	The changing payments landscape Bringing Australia in line with best practice Who are the new competitors? The impact of chip and other future plans Chris Hamilton, Chief Executive Officer, Australian Payments Clearing Association (Confirmed) Data Monitor Payments Report Summary
4.00pm	Pitch session
	Beyond plastic: innovative payments technology Greg Walter, Managing Director, QPay (Confirmed)

4.20pm	Close & networking cocktails

Foresight Forums Calendar 2007

FORUM	DATE	LOCATION
Online Banking 2.0: Innovating for the future	22 March	Sydney
Financial Services Technology at the Frontline: Successfully integrating branch, web and contact centre technology to deliver a seamless customer experience	31 May	Sydney
Green Banking: New products, processes & policies	28 June	Sydney
Cyberwars 2007: The case for collaboration to defend against online financial fraud	16 August	Sydney
Successful eMarketing of Financial Services: Leveraging your eMarketing strategy to turn clicks into sales	12 September	Sydney
Payments: The next generation of payment methods	18 October	Sydney
Review 2007/Preview 2008	13 December	Sydney

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