Welcoming Pay@ and AML GO as the first sponsors at the upcoming Consumer Credit Conference
Welcoming Pay@ and AML GO as the first sponsors at the upcoming Consumer Credit Conference
Pay @ and AML GO has thrown its weight behind the upcoming Consumer Credit Conference by signing up as exhibitors at the conference.
This conference is taking place on the 30 & 31 October 2024 at the Indaba Hotel Fourways, Johannesburg.
Since inception in 2002, the Debt Collection, Consumer Credit and Micro Finance conferences have attracted nearly 2 000 attendees.
Pay@ is one of South Africa’s leading payments solutions providers. Their trusted brand and experience give billers the option to accept payments from their customers through a variety of relevant, secure and reliable payment platforms.
AML GO is your trusted partner for cutting-edge Anti Money Laundering (AML) and Credit Risk solutions.
Their system is designed for seamless anti-money laundering compliance, incorporating the mandates of the anti-money laundering act. Our streamlined Client Onboarding Platform equips you with Know Your Client (KYC) and Customer Due Diligence (CDD) processes, providing seamless access to essential features.
Pay@ will have a representative on the speaker panel alongside organisations such as the South African Credit Risk & Reporting Association SACRRA), Liberty, Sanlam, Capitec, National Credit Regulator (NCR) and many more.
Companies that have registered so far include:
With nearly 15 speakers presenting at the conference, this conference will give delegates an opportunity to dive into the current affairs and diverse topics within Consumer Credit.
Some important topics that will be discussed include:
- State of retail credit in South Africa in 2024: Stagnant financial education levels and poor outcomes for consumer
- Amended requirements for the submission and accessing of consumer credit information in terms of Regulation 19 of the National Credit Act
- Regulatory compliance in consumer credit: Navigating the landscape
- Ensuring fairness and accountability in consumer credit: Role of the Credit Ombud
- Customer-centric approaches to unsecured lending: Enhancing experience and engagement
- Microfinance and its role in retail credit
- Risks and rewards of microfinance
- Innovations in micro-lending and short-term credit solutions
- Digital transformation in retail credit
- Innovative technology solutions in retail credit: Driving transformation
- Implementing effective digital lending strategies in emerging markets
- FinTech innovations in consumer lending
- Applying advanced data analysis in consumer lending
- Artificial intelligence in consumer credit
- Navigating AI governance, data protection, access to information, and IT contracts in retail credit
For information about the Consumer Credit Conference, visit www.tci-sa.co.za or email ayanda@tci-sa.co.za .
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