21 May 2013

Ecosystems, payments and 'killer apps' - how the rise of mobile is dominating financial technology innovation

02 May 2012  |  3901 views  |  0 Source: Finextra Mobile phone turning to cash

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A Finextra webcast with Misys

The wallet of the future may not resemble anything sitting in the back pocket of the average adult today. At the heart of banking lies transactions and payments, and many within the financial services industry are betting on mobile to enable those services for their retail customers.

Spurred on by the high rate of mobile banking and payments offerings in regions such as Eastern Europe, Latin America, Asia and, of course, Africa, as well as the rise of smartphones and changing customer behaviour globally – banks are racing to develop innovative mobile applications and offerings.

We have gathered a panel of mobile innovation thought leaders. Register now to hear from:

  • Kasper Olsen, senior financial infrastructure manager, Danske Bank
  • Michael Nuciforo, consultant and former head of mobile at RBS
  • John Conlon, head of proposition and partner development for digital payments, Barclaycard 
  • Alex Bray, channel solutions director, Misys

Watch a preview of this webcast now:

Our panel will discuss:

  • Proximity payments: NFC technology, challenges (e.g. Merchant terminals) and alternate solutions
  • The grand mobile ecosystem – who owns the banking customer?
  • Where are the inspiring banking apps – using augmented reality, GPS, imaging etc…?
  • Do mobile payments present a significant threat to the banks?
  • Can banks and market infrastructures still play a role in mobile, is it in their interests to do so, and do we need collective action?
  • How significant are developments from the likes of Square, iZettle and mPowa?

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