2nd Australian Banking & Financial
Technology Innovation Summit 2013
27-28 August 2013, Melbourne Convention Centre, Melbourne, Victoria

In 2013 the key drivers in the future roadmap of the banking and financial services sector will be
the desire for greater customer centricity, operational excellence and the use of data to make fact based decisions.

The combination of these trends has serious implications for financial services organisations as computer savvy customers continue with their insatiable appetite for technology consumption and their need for immediate responses to their requests.  User-friendly online services and 24/7 access is now the norm so customer- centricity focus for financial organisations is the key factor in maintaining a competitive edge. The consumer-driven digital economy and mobile revolution are the primary drivers of the “digital disruption” that fuels this need for innovation, with mobile payment solutions in particular set to continue to evolve and enter the market in earnest during 2013.

This two day summit will address issues that are driving these changes and forecast emerging trends in the financial sector as well as view the latest systems in technology.

2nd Australian Banking & Financial
Technology Innovation Summit 2013
27-28 August 2013, Melbourne Convention Centre, Melbourne, Victoria

In 2013 the key drivers in the future roadmap of the banking and financial services sector will be
the desire for greater customer centricity, operational excellence and the use of data to make fact based decisions.

The combination of these trends has serious implications for financial services organisations as computer savvy customers continue with their insatiable appetite for technology consumption and their need for immediate responses to their requests.  User-friendly online services and 24/7 access is now the norm so customer- centricity focus for financial organisations is the key factor in maintaining a competitive edge. The consumer-driven digital economy and mobile revolution are the primary drivers of the “digital disruption” that fuels this need for innovation, with mobile payment solutions in particular set to continue to evolve and enter the market in earnest during 2013.

This two day conference will address issues that are driving these changes and forecast emerging trends in the financial sector as well as view the latest systems in technology.

The summit will provide its delegates with a platform to learn of the latest trends in place and the opportunities that exist to drive change through innovation now and into the future. An impressive line-up of speakers from the banking and financial sector will deliver an informative and exciting program.

We look forward to seeing you at the 2nd Australian Banking & Financial Technology Innovation Summit 2013 which will be held on 27th & 28th August at the Melbourne Convention Centre and learn what the next trend will be in this exciting industry.

• Retail Banking sector
• Vendors
• Regulators/Government bodies
• Credit Unions
• Non banking financial institutions
• Professional Services
• Institutional banking
• Financial organisations
• Insurance organisations
• Academics in economics, finance or business
• IT software companies
• Security and risk management businesses

• Payment applications
• Hybrid data centre strategies
• Customer-centric process design
• Wealth technology
• Predicting the next wave of technology advancement

LEARN from the experts the future trends in financial technology
DISCUSS the challenges of maintaining customer centricity
MEASURE the seismic shift in banking technology to maintain loyalty
CAPITALISE on what is driving the change in today’s banking world
DISCOVER what will be the next wave in smart banking

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