World Cards & Payments Summit 2010

The Middle East | Financial Services

Third Party Event

01 Feb 2010

World Cards & Payments Summit 2010 scheduled for February 1 till 3’ 2010 here in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. The theme of this world event is making a very profitable cards business and payments environment for 2010. The World Cards & Payments Summit 2010 brings together over 250 senior executives representing world players in the cards & retail payments industry where discussions, case studies and best practices will be highlighted in this 3 day world conference.

Event Profile

World Cards & Payments Summit 2010 will intend on gathering together senior professionals from card & retail payment industries around the globe to address latest trend, vital challenges and opportunities in the world cards & payments business. The 3-day event will forward a significant forum for the participants to network and share their ideas and experiences with key players and peers in the industry. The summit will feature essential case studies and best practices and will help in making a very lucrative cards business and payments environment for the year.
 

World Cards & Payments Summit 2010 will focus on the following major topics:

   

How to make a profitable cards business in today’s market?

Making Profitable Business across different market segments

Building a competitive edge through product innovation and co-branding

How can regulators ensure a controlled consumer lending economy?

Benchmarking with successful business models in cards & payments

Benefiting with the latest technologies in cards & payments

Adapting to a successful credit management system

Successful stories in preventing fraud and maintaining international standards to your card centers.

Read More from OBG

In The Middle East

Report: How can the private sector capitalise on opportunities in the Saudi leisure industry?

Saudi Arabia is undergoing a period of sweeping social transformation and economic diversification underpinned by Vision 2030. This is creating a fertile environment for private businesses to expand into emerging market segments to meet rapidly rising demand from the Kingdom’s relatively young and aspirational consumer class, particularly in areas such as entertainment, hospitality, sport and retail. The national transformation agenda envisions that the private sector will become the …

In Financial Services

Ease of transfer: A number of remittance-focused financial technology players are: expanding operations in emerging markets

Financial technology (fintech) firms are gaining market share that was formerly the preserve of established remittance service providers. Remittances have grown in importance in recent decades and now constitute the largest source of foreign income for many developing economies. They also tend to be countercyclical, increasing during economic downturns or natural disasters when other capital flows generally dwindle. Growth has only gathered pace, with the importance of remittances as a source of…

Latest

Mexico's Texistepec industrial complex to help strengthen global supply chains

  Once fully operational, the 300-km-long Interoceanic Corridor across Mexico’s Isthmus of Tehuantepec is expected to complement the Panama Canal and transport goods representing 1% of global GDP. One of the largest of the industrial complexes, the 500-ha Centro ProIstmo at Texistepec, will add value to the raw materials and electronic components produced in Mexico and abroad, helping make the corridor one of the most important trading nodes in the Western Hemisphere. …