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The Future of Payments, Financial Transactions and Money
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Keynote Speaker
Experto Comisionado Carlos Rebellón, El impacto de la regulación adecuada en el despegue de servicios
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Thor Hauge, VP Business Development, Western Union Mobile
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Jeremiah Grossman, Mobile Money Legal/Regulatory Specialist
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Christian Boelkhe, Mobile Monday Colombia
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Roberto Angulo Suárez, Cofundador y Director de Tedexis
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Elkin Cubides, Mobile Finances Services, Business Unit Manager, Tigo Colombia
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Yesika Padilla Yanez, Asesora Despacho Ministro, MINTIC
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Alberto Pardo Campo, Presidente, Asociacion Colombiana Comercio Electrónico
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Francisco Javier Navarro, Gerente de Banca de Personas, Vicepresidencia Comercial, Banco Avvillas
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Craig Kilfoi, Managing Partner, ExactConsult
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Carlos Alberto Moya Franco, Gerente, Banca de las Oportunidades
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Alberto Pardo Campo, Presidente, Asociación Colombiana Comercio Electrónico
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Diego Reyes Meléndez, Ejecutivo Oferta y Demanda, Banca de las Oportunidades, Bancóldex S.A.
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Pablo Jimeno, Gerente General, Yellowpepper
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Daniel Ayala, Vicepresidente Ejecutivo, Servicios de Remesas Globales, Wells Fargo Bank N.A
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On line Appointment tool
Download Free Report: Mobile Remittances Latin America: Billion dollar Opportunity for Operators
Financial institutions and mobile service operators: a necessary alliance
Acording to the 3rd edition of the Mobile Banking report by produced by Latinia, 66% of the top 100 financial institutions in Latin America have a mobile banking service and/or strategy. Argentina, México and Brasil are the leaders in this market, supported by their significant economic engines and populations. Nevertheless, the opportunity to reach population segments that do not have access to useful and relevant banking services–mobile remittances being on the top list- appear as concrete and substantial opportunities to both the financial system and the value chain as a whole.
Sourcee: 3 edition Latinia study
Operators, banks, financial institutions, infrastructure vendors, service providers and regulators, among others; are currently deciding the parameters of what will be the mobile money business model in the near and long-term future for Latin America.
This is the perfect moment for getting to know and acting in the payments and transfers through mobile phones market in the Region
This year, in its 5th edition, the conference and exhibition will be held for the first time in Bogota Colombia, continuing its successful tour which began with the latest edition held in Mexico City in early February 2011.
MCA reaffirms again its strong position as a facilitator and creator of effective exchange of experiences among Latin American countries, and assures that its fundamental goal of being the most important event on the supply and monetization of mobile commerce services in the region materializes.
The Region, although in different levels of potential depending on the country in question, reunites the conditions required to grow and/or launch services, payments and transfers through mobile devices.
Acording to Pyramid Research, the number of mobile phone users in Latin America will grow by 65% between 2010 and 2015, reaching 140 million. With clear emphasis on the potential of Claro and Movistar, the leading regional operators in the Region, to develop this business. The industry expects the release of more and better commercial offerings given that the potential of this emerging markets is rapidly being fueled by the growing penetration of smartphones, broadband infrastructure and the standardization of the industry.
One example is provided by the consultancy Juniper which finds that the NFC technology market potential will reach 50 billion dollars worldwide by 2014.
- Mary Gramaglia, Director mCommerce, Sybase 365
- Jorge Partidas, CEO, wau.com
- Nidal Barake Awar, Director, Tedexis
- Lic. Renato Resenterra Durán, Director Proyecto Banca Móvil
- Marcelo Lima, Director of Marketing, ViVOtech
It has been a pleasure to participate in Frecuencia's Mobile Commerce Americas events over the course of the last three years, and to have the opportunity to share ideas and experiences with MNOs, banks and technology providers throughtout the region. Frecuencia has clearly demonstrated a unique ability to attract both knowledgeable speakers and guests, and to provide all with a forum through which we can advance our collective understanding of opportunities, and challenges, that Mobile Commerce represents for the region's populations.
Mary Gramaglia, Director mCommerce, Sybase 365
"El punto de encuentro para intercambiar lo último que está pasando en Latinoamérica a nivel de Valor Agregado Móvil”
Jorge Partidas, CEO, wau.com
"Felicito a Frecuencia por el excelente evento de Comercio Movil y quiero agradecerles nuevamente por haberme dado la oportunidad de compartir con asistentes de muy importante nivel regional".
Nidal Barake Awar, Director, Tedexis
"... quisiera felicitarlas por el evento, el cual fue muy provechoso para nosotros. Es muy importante para mí labor ya que requiero la informacion mas actualizada y valiosa."
Lic. Renato Resenterra Durán, Director Proyecto Banca Móvil, División Servicios Insituto Costarricense de Electricidad
"The Mobile Commerce Latin America event ...was a great opportunity to network with high value attendees and share facts and figures that I hope added to the value of the conference. .. I thought the event was great and well organized."
Marcelo Lima, Director of Marketing, ViVOtech
Some confirmed companies
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PayPal Mobile, Obopay, Telefónica Perú, UffMovil, Orbitel Servicios Internacionales, Inmobia, Comisión de Regulación de Comunicaciones, Fedesoft, Universidad del Externado de Colombia, Tigo, Google Colombia, Dirección General de Regulación Financiera de Ministerio de Hacienda y Crédito Público and many more....
If you want to share your benchmarks and experience, this is the time to submit a speaker proposal
Register today and ensure your place in this pioneer and unique conference exclusively devoted to Mobile Commerce in the Latinamerican region.
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