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Fourth Annual (4th - 2001)	2001 The Kensington Park Hotel, De Vere Gardens, Kensington

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Conference Committee:

David Birch, Director, Consult Hyperion
Duncan Goldie-Scot, Editor, E-Finance Forum
John Browning, First Tuesday

The Digital Money Forum is a not-for-profit event designed to bring together decision makers in political, economic, business, social and technical areas to discuss Digital Money in Europe today. It will allow key players and commentators to engage in valuable education, interesting discussion and genuine, interactive debate. We expect the Forum to be valuable to both business and technical delegates.

The surplus generated by this event, thanks to the generosity of our sponsors, will go to the Pond Meadow school in Park Barn, Guildford. The school specialises in providing a normal education for handicapped children and will be using the proceeds to buy electronic communication equipment that helps the kids to communicate.

Banking, Insurance, Retailing, Telecommunications, Public Sector, Transport, Education..... Identrus, GTA..... Mobile PKI, CA/RA Businesses.....Schemes, Trials, Pilots, Experiences, Lessons.....Signing and Relying Parties.....Social Policy, Electronic Benefits, Services.....Smart Card, Electronic Passports....let's talk!!

The Digital Money Forum runs every April and is complemented by the Digital Identity Forum every October. If you would like to see the agenda and presentations from the 3rd Annual Digital Money (April 2000) or the 1st Annual Digital Identity Forum (October 2000) they are still on line so please browse away.

Day One:

Chairman:
Duncan Goldie-Scot
E-Finance Forum.

Welcome: I Want Digital Money!: David Birch, Consult Hyperion.
Chairman's Introduction .: Duncan Goldie-Scot, E-Finance Forum.
Issues Arising from the Emergence of Electronic Money.: Benjamin Sahel, European Central Bank (Germany).
Effective Payments, Effective Trading.: Tim Jones, CEO, Purseus (UK).
IsThere A Future for Payment Cards.: Herve Kergoat, Europay (Belgium).
Accepting Digital Money.: Dan Isamann, Smart Prepay (UK).
Real Electronic Cash.: Roger Arnold, Mondex International (UK).
Progress Toward a Common European Purse.: Dominique Hautain, ProtonWorld International (Belgium).
A Retail Perspective.: Mike Hendry, Payment Systems Consultant (UK).
Experiences from a Successful Scheme .: Jack Selby, PayPal.

Champagne Tables

Table Details.

After Wednesday's sessions, there will be a number of round champagne tables set out for a one hour discussion of issues. Each table will be hosted by an expert in their field. Delegates are free to join any and all of the tables they find interesting!

Is digital money privacy important or not?: Hosted by Jon Matonis, Hush.
If Singapore can make digital money legal tender, why can't we?: Hosted by Richard Poynder, Smartex.
Networked or smart card: which way for digital money?: Hosted by Nicko van Someren, NCipher.

Cocktail Party

There will be a cocktail party for delegates and speakers on Tuesday evening.

Day Two:

Chairman:

David Bowen
Editor
Net Profit.

Host:

David Shireff
Net Profit.

Welcome: Digital Money, the Next Generation: David Birch, Consult Hyperion.
Chairman's Introduction: David Shireff, The Economist.
Internet Bearer Capital Markets Using Unsponsored Network Depository Receipts: Robert Hettinga, Internet Bearer Underwriting Corporation (USA).
Digital cash system Paycash: market and technologies.: Dr Victor L. Dostov, Paycash (Russia).
Virtual Visa: Jon Prideaux, Visa International (UK).
Mobile Payments: Albert Sanz, Movilpago (Spain).
Building the New Generation of Payment Systems: Amir Herzberg, NewGenPay Inc (Israel).
Retail Electronic Payments: Paavi Helanto, Sonera Mobile Pay.
Electronic Purse = SIM: Marian Feltham , Oberthur (France).
A Monetary Reform for the Information Age: James Robertson, co-author of "Creating New Money".
Barclaycard & Pre-Pay: Simon Lambert, Barclaycard.
Time for Change: David Birch , Consult Hyperion.

Admin:

A detailed timetable will be available online as soon as it is finalised.

Thanks to our sponsors, the Forum is priced at only UKP 495 plus VAT of 17.5% per delegate for two days or UKP 299 plus VAT of 17.5% for a single day registration. There is a 10% discount for multiple bookings from the same organisation.

In additional to the Forum, delegates will be provided with refreshments and luncheon for both days and a cocktail party will be held at the end of the first day for registered guests, speakers and delegates. Some additional materials will be available to delegates only.

For further information or to reserve a place, please contact:

Gloria Benson,
glor@chyp.com
Telephone +44 (0) 1483 301793
Fax +44 (0) 1483 561657