Day One Wednesday 9th April 2008
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08.00 | Registration
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08.40 | Organiser's welcome remarks
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08.50 | Chairman's opening remarks |
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| ASIA'S CARDS AND PAYMENTS LANDSCAPE |
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09.00 | Opening address: Growth opportunities in Asia
- Understanding worldwide trends and main drivers of growth in Asia's cards & payments industry
- Asia versus Europe - threats and challenges
- Hot tips: Where Asia's top opportunities lie
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09.30 | Capitalizing on worldwide paymenet trends moving towards the low dollar/value transactions
- Understanding the new consumer dynamics in globalized world markets
- The business outlook for treanding towards micropayments
- Staying ahead with the right payment mix
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10.15 | Official exhibition opening ceremony of Cards Asia 2008 exhibition, followed by morning refreshments
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| WINNING STRATEGIES l |
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11.45 | Opening keynote address: Building a profitable card issuance business in Asia
- Customers: Getting it right!
- Profitability pressures - determining what's right for your appetite
- Balancing customer and shareholder aspirations
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12.15 | Winning the customer acquisition battle
- The bank branch - the ultimate customer acquisition tool?
- Implementing advanced customer selection, retention and performance strategies
- Growth through portfolio acquisition - a realistic strategy?
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13.00 | Networking luncheon and exhibition viewing
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14.15 | Special executive panel: The future of local payment switches
- Rising interchange fees and the impact on merchants, consumers, banks
- Will regional ambitions of local switches help or hinder the realization of a seamless cross-border digital wallet for Asia and beyond
- Differentiation : Strategies for dealing with international debt services
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| | Mr Arya Damar, President Director, Artajasa Pembayaran Elektronis Moderator: Mr Ken Howes, Director, Edgar Dunn & Company, Co-Founder, International Prepaid Forum
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| ALTERNATIVE PAYMENT TECHNOLOGIES AND INNOVATIONS |
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15.00 | Technology selection and risk containment
- Worldwide deployment trends of smartcard technology in payment applications from EMV to contactless payment on mobile devices
- Understanding the risks involved in wide scale deployment of smartcard infrastructure for payment
- Scalability and interoperability - Winning strategies for selecting and managing technology in today's advanced smartcard market
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15.30 | Asian case study: Integrated NFC payments and promotion solution
- Pilot preparations: Partner arrangements, infrastructure and technology deployment, retail and promotional strategies and customer orientation
- Will marrying m-payment with smart poster driven value added incentives result in early pay off?
- A round up of Asia's most recent NFC payment trials
- Lessons learnt and follow on points for full-scale commercialization
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16.00 | Afternoon refreshments and exhibition viewing
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16.45 | Interative Leadership panels : Getting to Win-Win - Balancing competing interest in the NFC ecosystem
- Sizing the investment demand and revenue pie: who pays for what and what is the revenue return
- Are consumers being left out : Will turf wars limit service and functionality?
- Beyond payment: The role of mobile marketing and other value-added services in driving NFC the business case
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| | Confirmed: Mr Simon Song, SVP, Regional Cards & Unsecured Loans, DBS
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17.30 | Ensuring trust in technology
- Why Quality Assurance is crucial in the financial industry - banking is founded on trust!
- How to test financial systems - take plastic currency/EMV as an example
- The importance of testing emerging technologies - NFC, contactless, etc!
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18.00 | Chairman's closing remarks |
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18.15 | Banker's Salute Networking dinner
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Day Two Thursday 10th April 2008 - Sponsered Pre Activity
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07.30 | Registration for Power Breakfast Session
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07.45 | Power breakfast session sponsered by:
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09.00 | Close of Power Breakfast Session: Proceed to main conference
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Day Two Thursday 10th April 2008
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08.30 | Conference Registration begins
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09.00 | Organisers' welcome remarks
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09.10 | Chairman's opening remarks
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| | Mr Ken Howes, Director, Edgar Dunn & Company, Co-Founder, International Prepaid Forum
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| EMERGING MARKET FOCUS: CHINA |
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09.15 | Opening Address: Worldwide acceptance
- China Unionpay's global strategy overview
- The growth of the Chinese economy and how it will impact the region
- The value CUP can contribute to the global community
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09.45 | Opening keynote: Launching debit in China
- How to penetrate the China market which has over 1 billion debit cards already in place
- The value of debit cards to local clients
- The changing financial behaviour of Chinese consumers and the introduction of new payment instruments - how this will impact the future of debit in China
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10.15 | Speed networking
Join us as we conduct a fun, high-speed networking session to help every one make the most number of contacts possible in 30 minutes without the awkwardness! Break the ice and settle in; your new found acquaintances will make it easy to move between groups over the next 2 days of conferencing. Remember to bring over 100 name cards!
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10.45 | Morning refreshments and exhibition viewing
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11.15 | Interactive Discussions: Real-time polling and open discussion
Poll 1: The allure and future of co-branded cards - is it losing its appeal?
- The state of maturity of Asia's co-branded cards market - how much room is there still to grow?
- What types of merchant-bank pairing make for successful co-branding relationships?
- What happens if the physical card space becomes virtual? How will this affect co-branding?
Poll 2: ASEANPay - Are we ready for a regional cross-border e-payment gateway?
- Why ASEANPay? Who's interested? How do we build it?
- How will increased cross-border competition affect margins?
- ASEANPay promises new business opportunities; what should banks do to realize this?
Poll 3: Is NFC helping or hindering the future of the contactless industry?
- What is NFC's impact on the usefulness and potential of contactless cards?
- Will NFC replace demand for contactless cards - if so, when?
- How then should we view contactless infrastructure investmemts particularly cross-border interoperability?
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| INDUSTRY POLL - SURVEYING PEER SENTIMENT ON HOT ISSUES |
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| UNCOVERING ISLAMIC BANKING CARD OPPORTUNITIES |
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11.45 | Case study: Understanding the new developments in the Shariah compliant cards business
- Overcoming the legal & ethnic challenges of Islamic banking
- Current trends & challenges in designing & marketing Syariah compliant products attractive to both Muslims & non-Muslims
- The business case for outsourcing Islamic banking card & myth busting facts
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12.15 | Networking luncheon and exhibition viewing
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| FRAUD PREVENTION & RISK MITIGATION |
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13.45 | Case Study: Establishing risk management in an emerging market
- Risk management procedure differences in emerging market and the developed world
- Challenges and obstacles in implementing risk manage at emergent markets
- A case study outlining the practical implementation of risk management in a bank in an emergent market
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| ALTERNATIVE PAYMENT TECHNOLOGIES AND INNOVATIONS ll |
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14.15 | Special announcement: EMVCo - Towards standardised contactless payments
- Developments toward contactless payments
- Exclusive introduction to the EMV Entry Point Specification ( launched December 2007)
- EMVCo positioning regarding mobile payments
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14.45 | Mobile payment project in Korea
- The GSMA " Pay Buy Phone" worldwide project goals
- Results of the end-to-end trial in Korea
- Phase 1 business model analysis and projections for phase ll
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15.15 | Afternoon refreshments and exhibition viewing
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16.00 | Contactless payment in Japan - JCB's approach to contactless mobile payment
- Explosively gorwing marketing of contactless payment in Japan
- Consumer trends, challenges and opportunities
- JCB's approach to the Japanese and global market
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16.30 | Case Study: Inclusive banking - mPowering a new economy with mobile commerce
- The needs of lower inncome consumers and the challenges in banking this segment
- The power of incorporating merchants and retailers into electronic payment acceptance points and mini-banking points
- The business behind affordable mobile banking for the un-banked segment
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| | Mr Gehan Dias, AVP, Cards & Alternate Distribution Channels, NDB Bank
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17.15 | Chairman's closing remarks
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| | Mr Ken Howes, Director, Edgar Dunn & Company, Co-Founder, International Prepaid Forum
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17.30 | Close of conference
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Day Three Friday 11th April 2008
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| PREPAID CARDS ASIA 2008 |
Click here to view Prepaid Cards Asia 2008 conference agenda (separately bookable)
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