Prepaid Summit: Europe
Whether you’re a bank, financial institution, retailer or
industry supplier, you’re always looking for new ways of generating
revenue and increasing customer satisfaction with prepaid products.
As we start to leave a global recession, it’s clear that innovation
is shaping the future of the industry, from the introduction of
multi-function products to the much talked about ‘jump’ to mobile.
You need to innovate to succeed.
Prepaid Summit: Europe 2010 gives you all the
information you need in one place:
- an understanding of how innovation is essential in these
times
- exclusive research on consumer attitudes in the European
marketplace
- how to benefit from the move to mobile transactions
We'll also be discussing the opportunities created from
co-branding, with particular attention on new revenue streams and
strategies for penetrating emerging markets.
We will arm you with best practice, industry-leading case
studies and details of innovative product launches to successfully
drive your revenue streams.
Our 2009 European event in Rome attracted a massive 350
delegates.
“A most productive event. The level of
enquiries we have received about our products has made the whole
trip very worthwhile.” Craig Padley, Bemrose
Booth
- 65% senior managers or directors
- nearly 20% retailers
Exclusive Research
Our aim is to present you with the most relevant, up-to-date and
informative content. For this year's event we have conducted two
exclusive pieces of research:
- Exclusive qualitative research, sponsored by
MasterCard, on retailer's attitudes to prepaid cards in the UK and
Italy. It will deliver insight into how prepaid cards can be taken
forward through retail channels
- Exclusive quantitative research, on mobile
payments and consumers' attitudes towards innovation, conducted by
TNS Global and VRL
Summer discount offer - ends 31 August
Join us today. Book before 31 August and save £300 on your
standard delegate rate.
“A lot of companies, a lot of businesses, a lot of
opportunity and a lot of ideas, and new ideas.” Nikolay Rozhok, UWC
Financial Services