IAMTN Alliance Partner CapGemini's Bertrand Lavassair, CEO, Global Financial Services to be a Keynote Speaker at 3rd Global Consumer Money Transfer Conference
London, United Kingdom, September 26, 2007 --(PR.com)-- IAMTN alliance partner CapGemini's Bertrand Lavassair, CEO, Global Financial Services to be a keynote speaker at 3rd Global Consumer Money transfer conference on 29th and 30th October, Dorchester Hotel, Park Lane, London.
Bertrand Lavassair, CEO CapGemini Global Financial Services will discuss the CapGemini Third World Payments Report, 2007 published last week.
In his remarks he will examine the impact of the European Single Payments Area as it becomes a reality and with the Payment Services Directive which comes on stream in January 2008 with a new, common legal framework for European payments.
Mr Levassair, who is based in the CapGemini headquarters in Paris, will raise several key questions. When will the eurozone reach a critical mass of SEPA transactions? What will be the impact on banks, public administrations, corporates, small and medium sized enterprises? What will be the global impact of SEPA ? And more specifically how can banks most effectively combine growth and industrial strategies in the payments businesses when competitiveness will bring the consumer costs down reducing the profit margin for the banks?
Can the SEPA model be the basis for similar regional co-operations in other regions of the world?
Says CEO Lady Olga Maitland,"We feel that a new era in the payments sector is being ushered in. There are changes and challenges ahead. The conference will be examining how the payments sector will thrive on the new order by being innovative, and making full use of the latest technologies."
The 3rd Global Consumer Money Transfer conference will be chaired by Rt Hon. Lord Norman Lamont, the former finance minister and Chancellor of Exchequer.
For further information, please contact Kellie Waidson at 0207 5311347 or info@iamtn.org
gcmt.iamtn.org
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Bertrand Lavassair, CEO CapGemini Global Financial Services will discuss the CapGemini Third World Payments Report, 2007 published last week.
In his remarks he will examine the impact of the European Single Payments Area as it becomes a reality and with the Payment Services Directive which comes on stream in January 2008 with a new, common legal framework for European payments.
Mr Levassair, who is based in the CapGemini headquarters in Paris, will raise several key questions. When will the eurozone reach a critical mass of SEPA transactions? What will be the impact on banks, public administrations, corporates, small and medium sized enterprises? What will be the global impact of SEPA ? And more specifically how can banks most effectively combine growth and industrial strategies in the payments businesses when competitiveness will bring the consumer costs down reducing the profit margin for the banks?
Can the SEPA model be the basis for similar regional co-operations in other regions of the world?
Says CEO Lady Olga Maitland,"We feel that a new era in the payments sector is being ushered in. There are changes and challenges ahead. The conference will be examining how the payments sector will thrive on the new order by being innovative, and making full use of the latest technologies."
The 3rd Global Consumer Money Transfer conference will be chaired by Rt Hon. Lord Norman Lamont, the former finance minister and Chancellor of Exchequer.
For further information, please contact Kellie Waidson at 0207 5311347 or info@iamtn.org
gcmt.iamtn.org
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