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The Dome Room No.1 Cornhill, London, EC3V 3ND, located above Bank Underground Station and opposite the Bank of England and Royal Exchange.
Following the success of Payment Strategies 2008 – ‘The power of choice’ in Birmingham last month, Experian Payments are pleased to announce a series of Payment Strategies Breakfast Briefings in London during September and October. We are holding these briefings in line with response to the feedback gathered at the Payment Strategies event which identified a need to further explore current issues within the industry further.
All four briefings are free to attend and will give you an opportunity to discuss concerns, explore choices and discover what help and advice is available in an intimate round table environment. Whether or not you attended Payment Strategies 2008 in June, or wanted to attend both streams on the day, the briefings are an opportunity to find out more on the topics discussed.
Each briefing will feature a different issue at the forefront of the payments industry. However due to the limited availability and very popular responses to these briefings, registrations will be on a first come first served basis.
The series will be held on the following dates and will cover:
Weds 10th September – Taking advantage of new treasury technology
Weds 24th September – Increasing efficiency in European Payments
Weds 8th October – The future of UK electronic payments
Weds 29th October – Preventing consumer payment fraud
Details:
Briefing 1: ‘Taking advantage of new treasury technology’
- The advantages of a single payments gateway
- European clearing & SWIFT for corporates
- Efficient cash management processes
- Multi channel payments
Briefing 2: ‘Increasing efficiency in European Payments’
- Ensuring SEPA compliance
- BIC & IBAN conversion and validation
- Reducing risk in cross border payments
- Update on the Payment Services Directive
Briefing 3: ‘The future of UK electronic payments’
- Opportunities with UK Faster Payments
- Cost efficiencies from account validation
- Driving paper out of payments
- New channels in UK payments
Briefing 4: ‘Preventing consumer payment fraud’
- Minimising Direct Debit & Direct Credit fraud
- Dealing with cheque fraud
- Improving your customer acquisition
- Advantages of a risk based approach to fraud
For further information please contact the Marketing team at Experian Payments on (+44 (0)1788554800) or email marketing@experianpayments.com