BEIJING, Feb. 9 /PRNewswire-Asia/ -- The 4th Payment China Summit will be held in the Intercontinental Hotel, Beijing on May 10-11, 2010. With the support of the People's Bank of China, this event will focus on the cutting-edge issues, regulatory trends and hotspot markets. The conference is designed into three tracks: corporate payments, bankcards and e-payments, which are the hotspot markets of the payment industry.
Chinese Central Bank, European Central Bank, US CHIPS and NACHA will gather a deep discussion in topics like stability and sustainability of the payment industry, RMB clearing, Cross Board Payment, and Electronic Commercial Draft System (DCDS), etc.
Corporate Payments track -- Speakers from world-class banks and domestic banks will highlight the market focus like cash management, trade finance, supply chain finance, multi-bank treasury systems and MNC's financial needs in a post-crisis period.
Bank Cards track -- The high profitability of the card industry attracts more banks and card organizations launching their new credit card services. EMV transfers, prepaid cards, smart card technology, and VAS of card services will definitely become the industry trends.
E-Payments track -- Online payments and mobile payments are going to dominate the future non-cash payment industry. Banks are optimizing online banking and innovating mobile banking services. Meanwhile 3rd party payment platforms like Alipay, Tenpay, Chinapay and IPS will also expand their merchant alliances. Mobile network operators China Mobile & China Unicom have already applied new technologies like RFID and NFC into mobile payment services.
As this two-day, three-track practical event is designed to equip attendees with a fresh and holistic overview of payments and settlements, corporate payments, bankcards and e-payments, it is an extraordinary opportunity to have an intimate contact with authoritative sources and updates on the latest insights into global trends, cutting-edge developments and practical tools in the payment sector.
For more information on the Payment China Summit, please visit: http://www.paymentchina.com
For more information, please contact:
Michael Du
Tel: +86-21-5236-0030
Email: Michael.du@globaleaders.com
