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World Cards and Payments China Focus will be held in Shanghai on 30 Nov-2 Dec, 2011

2011-09-21 15:17
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SHANGHAI--(BUSINESS WIRE)--China is a country on the rise and it has succeeded to create a big interest of the world with its development and success in cards and payments area. More recently the Chinese banking system has shown true leadership in the development of smart cards and EMV migration while the Chinese consumers seem to show an unlimited enthusiasm for these new products. Moreover, based on the aggressive promotion of 3G mobile networks and support of the Chinese government, China will soon be the largest mobile payments market in the world. Under this situation, China is now in booming period of card and payment market demand and usage. A series of new regulations and business actions in 2011 have caused waves in cards and payments industry in China. 2011 is a year of innovations for payments and cards applications and is envisaged to be a year of extreme importance. That's why we define this years' theme as "What A Market, What A Year. Releasing The Power Of Payments".

With these developments and know-how, we cordially invite you to Shanghai, the financial center of China to participate in this conference which will allow you to meet with senior executives from the payments, transport, telecommunications, retail, government and health sectors to discuss the latest regulations, technologies and case studies in these industries. World Cards and Payments, China Focus 2011 is the most important annual gathering from across the Asia Pacific looking at how to maximize opportunities in the booming Chinese cards and payments sector.

Our featured guest speaker will facilitate and open roundtable discussion relating to topics including (but not limited to):

Ÿ       Retail financial services

Ÿ       Online payment channels

Ÿ       Smart cards and payments security

Ÿ       Contactless technologies

Ÿ       Payments solutions

Ÿ       Commercial prepaid cards

Ÿ       Mobile payments and NFC

Highly-Regarded expert speakers representing the payments industry from:

Government agencies and industry association

Ÿ       Zhang Qi, Deputy Director of Electronics Science and Technology Commission, Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT)

Ÿ       Huang Chengqing, Vice President, Internet Society of China

Ÿ       Koichi Tagawa, Chairperson, NFC Forum; General Manager of Global Standards and Industry Relations Department, Sony Corporation

Ÿ       Sirpa Nordlund, Executive Director, Mobey Forum

Ÿ       Cao Honghui, Director, Financial Markets Division, Chinese Academy of Social Science

Telecos and financial institutions

Ÿ       Huang Gengsheng, Senior Project Manager, China Mobile Research Institute

Ÿ       Jin Yongzhe, VP, SK Telecom China

Ÿ       Xu Luode, President, China Union Pay (CUP)

Ÿ       Chai Hongfeng, Deputy President, China Union Pay (CUP)

Ÿ       Ji Wenjun, Senior Manager, Product Innovation Dept, China Unionpay

Ÿ       Liu Jing, Vice Director of Personal Financial Headquarters, Bank of China

Ÿ       Gilbert Arira, Global Head of Cards, BNP Paribas

Ÿ       Zhu Xiaohuang, VP, China Construction Bank (CCB)

Ÿ       Amy L. Johnson, Senior Vice President, Wells Fargo

Ÿ       Wang Bing, Head of Electronic Banking, Bank of Communications

Third-party payment companies and solution providers

Ÿ       Yu Chen, CMO, YeePay

Ÿ       Yi Tao, Managing Director, China Union Loyalty

Ÿ       David C. Stewart, Senior Expert, McKinsey & Company

Ÿ       Malcolm Vernon, Director - Market Development, Nokia Mobile Financial Services, Nokia

Retailer chains and transport operators

Ÿ       Yuan Jianguo, General Manager, Ningbo Citizen Card Company

Ÿ       David Anstee, Innovation Manager, 7-Eleven

Ÿ       Mark Fabes, IT director, McDonald

 

For more information, please contact:

Event Website:  http://www.szwgroup.com/2011/payments/

Contact:  Miss Viola Yan

Tel: +86 21 5830 0710

Fax: +86 21 5831 1668

E-mail: info@szwgroup.com