2008 courses

 Advance e-payment Training

Theme:
Implementing an effective e-payment strategy to enhance bottom line

Date:
21st - 25th July, 2008

Location:
London, United Kingdom

Fees:
£ 2,350 per participant

 

Course Focus and Features:

Actualizing profits from e-banking investment is absolutely a big headache for investors in the e-banking industry especially as new products and new platforms enter into the marketplace. But each individual player must learn to adapt and adopt ways that will maximize the value and revenue generated by their investments. Therefore, a comprehensive strategy is required by banks to manage their e-banking investments and maximize value from these investments.

Giving the still evolving e-payment landscape developing a unique strategy presents a unique challenge. This five day training has been designed to provide you with an understanding of the most effective methods to build your unique strategy in the highly competitive world of e-payments.

What you will learn:

1. Advanced Card strategy and the operational procedures
Modern role of card based payments
Long term market
Industry trends
Business Drivers
Operational management
Implementing Card Payment: The challenges to look out for and their solutions
Competitive environment
Introducing successful card programs to boost profitability

2. Credit Card Operational Issues
Credit Segment of the market
Effective management of Credit card business.
Nature of credit portfolio
Developing customer credit portfolio.
Building an effective merchant acceptance network

3. Fraud Control
Combating crime using modern technology
Minimizing risk while expanding retail business

4. Implementing innovative e-channels
New services equal new opportunity
New options in retail banking
Use of wireless terminals
Wireless technology solutions
Contact less technology prospects
Mobile banking

5. Customers Satisfaction
Understanding the customers
Targeted programs with customer appeal
Segmenting and classifying your market along need lines
Implementing loyalty schemes