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16/09/2011

By Scott Thompson

FStech and Retail Systems have announced details of two new speakers for their forthcoming Payments Technology conference.

The one day event, free to financial institutions and retailers, will take place on Thursday, 10 November at The IoD Hub, London.

The latest speakers to come onboard are Tim Decker, Head of E-Channels, HSBC and Richard Martin, Head of Innovation, European Payments Council. The conference will examine the latest cards and payments developments which are demanding a huge amount of attention in the retailer and financial sector communities. In addition to discussion panels on cash vs cards and NFC/mobile payments, there will be presentations from the likes of: Claire Maslen, Senior Market Development Manager, Telefonica O2; Carl-Olav Scheible, UK MD, PayPal; Jeremy King, European Director, PCI-SSC; and Philip Hellyer, enterprise architecture group, Best Buy Europe and Carphone Warehouse Group.

It will be chaired by Vendorcom’s Paul Rodgers who will also wrap up the day by taking a look at the future of cards and payments.

Further info at: http://www.fstech.co.uk/conferences/Payments_conference/index.htm

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