Mobile Financial Services Summit 2012
September 10 - 13, 2012
Makati City , Philippines
Mobile Financial Services Summit 2012
Analysts estimate mobile commerce will reach €500 billion by 2014 from a combination of in-store payments, remote payments, domestic person-to-person transfers and international remittance.
Leveraging on the rapid penetration of mobile phones in developing markets, Mobile Network Operators and Financial Institutions are delivering new financial products to the previously unbanked masses. With nothing more than a mobile phone, individuals can deposit, store, and withdraw cash and safely make the money transfers so critical to day-to-day life.
• Keynote Speakers
Mohammad Jakirul Islam,Gehan Dias,David Eads,Chua Siew Ling,Charles Moon and many more..
Key Topics to be Covered This Year Include:
•What is the Mobile Financial Services of the future? How do banks and technology providers view this opportunity?
•Usability of mobile financial services – Focus on customer adoption and getting customers to use commercially available services
•Enhancing quality of experience – MMT, MP, MB
•How do you make the payment process simpler for your customers?
•Security in MFS space – How do you get your customers to trust you?
•Will the road to cashless society be on the horizon? – Case study Sweden’s efforts on going cashless as a society
•The next generation microfinance – what opportunities do we look at?
•Web and online players getting into mobile targeting mPayments as the next big thing – Amazon, Google, Apple
•Understanding the best distribution strategy for your services
•How to encourage active mobile transactions through the value added services that work to increase loyalty and drive revenues
•Expanding mobile money services to the corporate world
•Devices and MFS
•Leveraging existing mobile network and banking infrastructures to offer cost efficient and convenient mobile money services
Analysts estimate mobile commerce will reach €500 billion by 2014 from a combination of in-store payments, remote payments, domestic person-to-person transfers and international remittance.
Leveraging on the rapid penetration of mobile phones in developing markets, Mobile Network Operators and Financial Institutions are delivering new financial products to the previously unbanked masses. With nothing more than a mobile phone, individuals can deposit, store, and withdraw cash and safely make the money transfers so critical to day-to-day life.
• Keynote Speakers
Mohammad Jakirul Islam,Gehan Dias,David Eads,Chua Siew Ling,Charles Moon and many more..
Key Topics to be Covered This Year Include:
•What is the Mobile Financial Services of the future? How do banks and technology providers view this opportunity?
•Usability of mobile financial services – Focus on customer adoption and getting customers to use commercially available services
•Enhancing quality of experience – MMT, MP, MB
•How do you make the payment process simpler for your customers?
•Security in MFS space – How do you get your customers to trust you?
•Will the road to cashless society be on the horizon? – Case study Sweden’s efforts on going cashless as a society
•The next generation microfinance – what opportunities do we look at?
•Web and online players getting into mobile targeting mPayments as the next big thing – Amazon, Google, Apple
•Understanding the best distribution strategy for your services
•How to encourage active mobile transactions through the value added services that work to increase loyalty and drive revenues
•Expanding mobile money services to the corporate world
•Devices and MFS
•Leveraging existing mobile network and banking infrastructures to offer cost efficient and convenient mobile money services
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