Have you registered to attend the Cross-Border Remittances in the Digital Age Conference?

ByJulian Robberts

Date: 06 & 07 March 2019 (that’s just about 2 weeks from now!)
Venue: Indaba Hotel, Fourways, Johannesburg
Register  and join delegates from Nedbank Global Business Unit, IMB Financial Services, Mukuru Digital, ABSA International Banking, Bidvest Bank, Shoprite Financial Services, South African Bankers Services, i-pay Secure Payment, Standard Bank Investigations and Fraud Risk, Grindrod Bank, Rand Merchant Bank, FNB and Standard Bank Money Laundering Surveillance, ICICI Bank India to name a few who have already reserved their seats for the Cross Border Remittances in the Digital Age Conference 2019 – that’s just 2 weeks from now!

CLICK HERE to request the registration form

Join your industry-peers at the Indaba Hotel, Fourways, Johannesburg, on 06 & 07 March 2019 for thought-provoking discussions and to learn from and exchange ideas with industry professionals.

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Topics to be addressed at the Cross Border Remittances in the Digital Age Conference 2019:

  • Using Customer Centricity to innovate the cross border remittance experience
  • SADC payments projects for cross border initiatives
  • Data protection issues in cross border remittances
  • Measure for measure – Cross border remittances and the FICA
  • Trade-based money laundering (TBML) in the cross border remittances
  • Winning in remittances & going beyond remittances
  • Remittance Payments – a blurring of boundaries in a digital age
  • Top 5 challenges for remittances in South Africa
  • Dinosaurs in the digital age: Can traditional banks thrive in an age of disruption?
  • Increasing popularly of mobile money through digital remittances
  • Reshaping the Cross-border Customer Value Proposition (CVP) in a borderless world
  • How digital challenges are changing the landscape of remittances

CLICK HERE to view the full 2-day programme of topics in the brochure 

Meet some of the Cross Border Remittances in the Digital Age Conference 2019 speakers:

  • Daniel Buntman, Head: International Banking, Absa
  • Ahmed Cassim, Chief Operating Officer, Hello Paisa Group
  • Jan Bester, Expert on Sanctions, Independent Consultant
  • Robert Lane, Chief Commercial Officer, Veneka
  • Nomfundo Myeni, Expert on Money Transfer, Independent Consultant
  • Krevania Pillay, Associate: Corporate Investigation, Cliffe Dekker Hofmeyr
  • Zaakir Mohamed, Director: Dispute Resolution, Cliffe Dekker Hofmeyr
  • Rishi Pillay, Chief Executive Officer, FSS Technologies Africa
  • Hester Herbst, Exchange Control & Financial Surveillance Specialist, Investec Bank
  • Era Gunning, Director: Banking & Finance, ENS Africa
  • Mike Madonsela, Head: Physical Channel, UBank
  • Noma Dzinotyiwei, Expert on SWIFT Excellence, Independent Consultant
  • Maude Korte, Head of Commercialisation, Nedbank

 

CLICK HERE to see the full speaker panel

 

Registration fee: R9 100.00 + VAT = 10 465.00 p.p.
Group Registration fee (for 3 or more): R8 190.00 + VAT =R9 418.50
Group Registration fee (for 5 or more): R7 735.00 + VAT =R8 895.25

 

To register as a delegate email Project Manager Xavier Dipedi on Xavier@tci-sa.co.za, or call 011 803 1553/0009
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