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At All Payments Expo 2015, in the Program Managers Workshop there was a session titled "Building New Markets, New Business and New Marketing Power in the Prepaid World". This session consisted of the following industry experts;
Cathy Corby Iannuzzelli, Corby & Company, Inc.
Patrice Peyret, Banking Up
Jack Pyros, Momentum Groups
Andrew Siden, NexisCard/Prepaid Ventures, LTD
Moderator: Omri Dahan, Marqeta
This exciting session delved into the new, multidimensional uses for prepaid are emerging outside of the under-served market. What are some of the opportunities out there, and how do program managers overcome these niche challenges?
Going beyond the under-served: tackling challenges when moving into new customer segments
Leveraging prepaid for more in-store visits and interaction
Building and expanding reload, retail and distribution partners
Leveraging technology partners: challenges and opportunities
Marketing a program more effectively
Prepaid for luxury customers
Couldn't make it to Las Vegas last February? Then take a look at some of the many highlights to come out of APEX.
The dog days of summer are here, there is no denying it. Are you looking for that next summer read to get your mind off the heat? Then take a look back at the wealth of knowledge that was to be had at APEX 2015 by re-reading the Executive Summary. There is no better time than now to refresh yourself on what was discussed.
This exclusive report features key insights and analysis from APEX, along with detailed coverage of specific presentations and panels from the conference.
Highlights:
The future of payments will be device, platform and location-agnostic. Retailers are scrambling to wrap their brains around the options, but the nature of POS transactions will most definitely change dramatically in just the next couple of years as mobile technologies bundle POS, marketing, shopping, customer engagement and data collection seamlessly.
Cryptocurrencies may reach an adoption tipping point sooner than expected and with a profound impact on multiple financial service categories and industries, most notably by driving a low-to-no-cost peer-to-peer payments revolution.
Competition to capture the patronage of the massive un- and under-banked populations of the world (including those in wealthy First World markets) will occupy the attention of established players and start-ups alike as technology knocks down barriers to access.