Day One, Wednesday 17 August 2005
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| 08.30 | Registration and welcome coffee
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| 09.00 | Opening remarks and welcome from the Chair The Australian cards landscape |
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| REGULATION: BUSINESS CRITICAL PERSPECTIVES |
Keynote address
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| 09.10 | Reforming the Australian payments system Discussing the latest developments affecting your business today-and tomorrow |
| | John Veale, Head of Payments Policy, Reserve Bank of Australia
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| Keynote address |
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| 09.50 | Regulatory change and market leadership
- Has it delivered consistency and transparency?
- The RBA’s 2007 Review – what’s needed
- Maintaining market leadership by adapting to change
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| | Bruce Mansfield, General Manager, Visa Australia and New Zealand, Visa International
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| 10.30 | Morning tea and exhibition viewing
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| 11.10 | Recent Prudential Developments
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| 11.30 | APCA’s perspective on the EFTPOS access regime
- Examining what a co-regulatory environment means to
players in the market
- Discussing the implications on your business and new
technology
- Highlighting the challenges and rewards in voluntary
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| | Peter Smith, Chief Executive Officer, Australian Payments Clearing Association
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| 11.50 | Banking and Financial Services Ombudsman’s perspectives
on the card industry and its regulation
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| | Colin Neave, Banking and Financial Services Ombudsman, Australia
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| 12.10 | Panel Discussion
Key stakeholders: regulation impacting the cards industry
- The payments system – the state of play after the latest round of reforms
- Discussing Eftpos access
- Examining credit card reforms-where to now?
- Weighing in on debit card reforms and interchange fees
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| | John Veale, Head of Payments Policy, Reserve Bank of Australia Bruce Mansfield, General Manager, Visa Australia and New Zealand, Visa International Peter Smith, Chief Executive Officer, Australian Payments Clearing Association Colin Neave, Banking and Financial Services Ombudsman, Australia Adrian Lovney, General Manager, Industry Association, Credit Union Services Corporation (Australia) Limited Delia Rickard, Deputy Executive Director, Consumer Protection and International., Australian Securities and Investment Commission
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| 13.00 | Luncheon and exhibition viewing
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| RISK AND FRAUD: PREVENT, PROTECT, PREPARE |
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| 14.00 | Using insurances to improve the cards business cycle
- Acquisition
- Activation
- Risk Mitigation
- Retention
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| | Sean Straney, Divisional Manager Affinity, Aon Risk Services Australia Ltd
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| 14.20 | Keynote address:
Fraud risk management – mitigating risk in a high
return/high risk business
- Exposing Australia’s risk in global terms
- Discussing the growing confidence new generations have in on-line purchases
- Making the business case for world class risk/fraud monitoring
- End-to-end risk management – what it means to the cards industry
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| | John Geurts, Executive General Manager, Group Security, Commonwealth Bank
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| 15.00 | International keynote address
Credit Card Fraud Prevention and Investigation Lessons from the Commercial Crime Bureau's role in preventing credit card fraud in Hong Kong |
| | Rose Cheuk, Superintendent of Police, Counterfeit and Support Division, Commercial Crime Bureau, Hong Kong Police Force
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| 15.40 | International case study
ATM Fraud – Modus Operandi
In 2004, Oman International Bank unearthed a huge ATM Fraud in Oman in co-ordination with the Royal Oman Police and saved millions of dollars being siphoned from the country.
- Leveraging the learnings: card business as high return/high risk
- Discussing the credit/debit card fraud pattern
- Examining technology advancements – helping to fight card fraud
- Assessing the new generation ATM fraud
- Adapting proactive solutions: precautions is better than cure
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| | Amit Desai, Chief Card Centre Manager, Oman International Bank
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| 16.00 | International presentation
Developing a successful card fraud management strategy
- The fraud “playing field”
- How do I manage “successfully”?
- The changing face of fraud
- Industry trend – the case for convergence to account-based fraud management
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| | Steve Farrer, Director, Business Development- AML and Fraud Detection Solutions, ACI Worldwide (Asia)
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| Panel discussion |
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| 16.20 | Afternoon tea and exhibition viewing
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| 16.40 | Fraud, risk and other threats: What does end-to-end risk
management really mean to your business?
- How do you select the best risk card monitoring system?
- Discussing the challenges of implementation
- What can banks do to be more pro-active in controlling losses through fraud
- Does better risk management equal better customer service?
- Considering strategies to identify and manage operational risk
- Is Eftpos stalling smart card take up in Australia?
- How can the infrastructure of chip and PIN technology be used for future applications?
- Considering infrastructure and the implications of migration including ATM, Eftpos, on-line banking and e-commerce
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| | Bruce Cox, Regional Director Corporate Security, American Express Australia and International Association of Financial Crimes Investigators John Geurts, Executive General Manager, Group Security, Commonwealth Bank Amit Desai, Chief Card Centre Manager, Oman International Bank Steve Farrer, Director, Business Development- AML and Fraud Detection Solutions, ACI Worldwide (Asia) Mary Hoover, Director of Global Fraud Solutions, Fair Isaac
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| 17.30 | Closing remarks, speed networking, close of day one and cocktail party
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Day Two, Thursday 18 August 2005
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| REWARDING LOYALTY-ENHANCING THE CUSTOMER SPENDING
EXPERIENCE |
Case study
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| 08.30 | Welcome coffee
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| 09.00 | Opening remarks and welcome from the Chair:
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| CREATING INNOVATIVE AND DESIRABLE PAYMENT SOLUTIONS |
Keynote address
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| 09.10 | How better value propositions will transform Australian
POS credit options
- Discussing how the Coles Myer Source MasterCard delivered the fastest growth in the Australian credit card segment in its first year
- Assessing how consumers will ultimately decide who grows fastest
- Weighing how new entrants will affect the POS credit opportunity In Australia
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| International keynote address |
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| 10.00 | The future of mobile payments – making the case for
innovation
- Making the business case for mobile payments
- Discussing fraud and security
- Exploring the hurdles for consumers
- Weighing the impact on infrastructure and on card issuers
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| | Nandita Bakhshi, President Mobile Commerce Division, First Data International (USA)
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| 10.30 | Morning coffee and exhibition viewing
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| 11.10 | Innovation in small business card product and solutions
- Discussing opportunities with small business segment in Australia
- Assessing the consumer vs. small business customer
- Discussing business credit vs. business debit
- Key challenges in the growth of small business card portfolios
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| | Vipin Kalra, Director, Commercial Products and Strategic Initiatives, Visa International
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| ROI IN PAYMENTS AND TRANSACTIONS |
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| 11.40 | Cards acceptance – retailers speak out
- Discussing “Honour all Cards” rules and history to acceptance
- Weighing the implications of the emergence of additional cards
- Considering that scheme debit cards as unrecognisable at present, and why there is a need to identify them
- Exploring the consequence of not being able to identify the type of product
- Assessing bank branding American Express and Diners Cards
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| Panel discussion |
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| 12.10 | Cards, gift cards and payments from retailers' and consumers' points of view
- Payments and cards in light of the changing landscape of cards and payment industry
- Assessing the cards landscape and “honour all cards” rules and their impact on consumers and merchants
- Exploring the drivers for EMV migration and upgrading Eftpos terminals for chip based smart cards
- Discussing gift cards and opportunities for retailers
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| | Vipin Kalra, Director, Commercial Products and Strategic Initiatives, Visa International
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| 13.00 | Luncheon and exhibition viewing
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| Featured presentation |
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| 14.10 | EMV migration and the barriers and the business case for
Australia
- Assessing security and other drivers for EMV migration globally
- Considering the drivers for Australia and building the business case
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| | Jon Andreasson, Executive Director, Australasia, ATM Industry Association
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| 14.40 | OneCard re-defining win/win for the cardholder, retailer
and the community
- Making the business case for retailers-more customers, more transactions and increased average sales
- Discussing the value proposition for consumers – offering the greatest percentage of cash-back in the market
- Moving forward: smart chips, contactless cards and the rise of the OneCard terminal fleet
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| International case study |
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| 15.10 | Customer loyalty- Co-Branded Credit Cards and Affinity Cards
- Expoloring different co-branded credit cards in the Middle East and South Asia region and in other parts of our Group.
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| | B. Chandrasekhar, Regional Head of Cards, Middle East & South Asia, Standard Chartered Bank, UK
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| 15.40 | Afternoon tea and exhibition viewing
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| International case study |
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| 16.00 | Teen scene: Launching the “Youth Card”
- The strategy behind the financial planning tool for teens – the untapped market
- Assessing cultural context: current youth payment solutions and spending patterns
- Youth lifestyle positioning with an overview of their wants and needs
- Launching the Youth Card – and all the issues to be considered
- Addressing the strategy behind the marketing campaign
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| | Amit Desai, Chief Card Centre Manager, Oman International Bank
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| Panel Discussion |
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| 16.30 | The end of the affair with airline rewards? Discussing
program trends signaling change
- Understanding the intricate link between card technologies, payment schemes and loyalty programmes – how they should all integrate for the “ultimate” customer experience
- What impacts with the diluting of airline reward programs have on the whole of all reward programmes?
- Analysing the tools of the trade: balance transfers, low introduction rates, rapid credit lines, access cheques, zero annual fees, aggressive marketing
- Discussing the future of broad-based affinity cards and status products
- Exploring the role of strategic relationships to offer enhanced
consumer value |
| | Amit Desai, Chief Card Centre Manager, Oman International Bank B. Chandrasekhar, Regional Head of Cards, Middle East & South Asia, Standard Chartered Bank, UK
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| 17.00 | Closing remarks and close of conference
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Day Three, (Masterclass) Friday 19 August 2005
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| Strategies for successfully managing credit risk throughout the customer lifecycle
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Masterclass Overview
The Masterclass will cover an introduction to the latest advances in managing consumer credit risk. Successful risk management involves evaluating risk throughout the customer lifecycle. From origination to account management, learn about the key issues affecting your customer decisions and how to better manage your customer relationships for maximum results. Our experts will take you through the thinking and strategies that can help you improve the way you manage risk.
Benefits of Attending:
- Develop an understanding of how applying analytics to internal and credit bureau data can improve your bottom line
- Learn how to build stronger and more profitable customer relationships
- Discover fraud management strategies that provide a competitive advantage
- Explore how you can make better decisions to create efficiencies and grow revenue
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| Masterclass Agenda |
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| 08.30 | Registration and welcome coffee
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| Session 1 |
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| 09.00 | Reducing cost by assessing risk more precisely in origination
With 80% of risk decided upon at the point of origination, it is essential for lenders to have the ability to efficiently and accurately predict the credit risk of incoming applications. This session will outline the best practices in software, analytics, and strategy design that will improve your risk management capabilities. |
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| 10.30 | Morning Coffee
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| Session 2 |
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| 11.00 | Unlocking the Value in Credit Bureau Data for More Accurate Risk Assessment
In this session, you’ll learn how credit bureau scores can be used to make more effective originations, account management, and acquisition decisions (subject to local market conditions). Case study results, including the impact of swap-set analyses, will be presented. |
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| 12.30 | Luncheon
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| Session 3 |
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| 14.00 | Defending your organization from fraud How do you detect the maximum amount of fraud with minimal customer impact? As criminals target vulnerable areas to commit fraud, learn how to protect your institution and your customers. This session will outline the best practices for establishing an enterprise-wide fraud management strategy that reduces fraud losses and improves profitability. |
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| 15.30 | Afternoon tea
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| 16.00 | Working smarter in account management What makes an account manager successful? Mastering the myriad strategy and scoring details? Something more fundamental? Mining the experiences of our clients and strategy consultants globally, Fair Isaac has distilled the key ingredients for successful account management. In this session, you’ll learn how to establish more measurable, attainable objectives for your strategies to rapidly evolve them for increasing profitability.
Refreshments, lunch and full documentation will be provided. |
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| About your Masterclass presenters: |
Fair Isaac's innovations have made us one of the leading providers of financial services software and solutions. From risk management to fraud, acquisitions to collections, we understand how your business works, what the market demands and where the opportunities lie.
More than half of the world's top banks, and nearly all the top US banks and card issuers, rely on Fair Isaac technology to build healthy portfolios and manage each customer more intelligently. Fair Isaac helps lenders expand and protect their payment cards, retail banking, mortgage and small business portfolios. And today our analytics can help you extend credit to new populations, build lasting loyalty among your customers, and turn regulatory compliance initiatives into a real competitive advantage.
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