Cards/Payments


BAI Retail Delivery IN Demand
Standard Price: $495
Enterprise Member Price: $0
A resource you can refer to again and again. With BAI Retail Delivery IN Demand, you can access insights and knowledge from BAI Retail Delivery 2011 to help shape your action plans and guide your decision making. Whether or not you were able to attend this year’s event, you can experience this industry-leading conference and expo.
BAI Payments Connect 2012
3/12/2012 8:30 AM -
3/14/2012 12:00 PM PST
The Mirage
Las Vegas, Nevada
Standard Price: $1,795
Enterprise Member Price: $1,595
Drive revenue and keep up with the latest developments in the fast-changing payments landscape. Designed specifically for payments professionals, this dynamic conference and expo drills down on key industry issues: Combating Payments Fraud, CheckImage and Emerging Payments Strategies.
BAI Retail Delivery 2012
10/9/2012 12:00 PM -
10/12/2012 5:00 PM EST
Walter E. Washington Convention Center
Washington, D.C.
Standard Price: $1,895
Enterprise Member Price: $1,695
Gain unique perspectives from global thought leaders, from inside and outside the retail banking industry. This highly engaging, interactive event focuses on resolving key challenges and identifying new opportunities for better growth and profitability.
BAI/Hitachi Study of Consumer Payment Preferences
10/2009
This is the definitive guide to how consumers pay in different venues, why, and how their payment habits are likely to evolve going forward. This syndicated consumer research study will analyze the continuing shift from paper to electronic payments. With a sound fact base of primary data, the 2010 Study will provide insights to enable organizations throughout the payments system to create more effective and targeted marketing and operational strategies.
Agile Payments
Published 07/2010
Bruce Parker, Vice President Strategy & Development, ACI Worldwide.
The Future of Payments: Where is Technology Going
Published 07/2010
Kevin Kershisnik, President, Pertech Resources, Inc.

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With the growing likelihood that merchant litigation over credit card interchange will conclude with a settlement, as hinted by defendants MasterCard and Visa reserving billions of dollars in recent months, comes observer speculation about the case's final impact at the annual Keefe, Bruyette & Woods Cards, Payments, and Financial Technology Symposium.
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Citigroup is facing a potential multibillion-dollar write-down as it begins unwinding its minority investment in the Morgan Stanley Smith Barney brokerage.
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