Digital Money Forum

Consult Hyperion [www.chyp.com]
Sixth Annual (6th - 2003) 2nd - 3rd April 2003
London Marriott Hotel,
Marble Arch, London

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The Event

"No other conference in our industry compares"
Jack Selby, VP Intl. Business Development, Paypal


In its sixth year, the annual Digital Money Forum consisted of two days of interactive discussion and debate from the centre of the digital money world.

The Forum was not about technology or marketing: it was about the whole subject of the digitisation of money and the implications of that process for individuals, businesses and governments. A central theme of the sixth forum was growth in the "new wave" of digital money schemes around the world.

Both speakers and delegates were leaders in the field, looking at the evolution of retail electronic payments from the consumer, regulatory, bank, merchant, legal, sociological and other perspectives. With experts in financial systems, interactive TV, mobile commerce, mass transit, retail and related subjects gathered together, the Forum continued to be the place to be for anyone who wants to understand Digital Money.

"Money's destiny is to become digital"

Read what Riel Miller, editor of The Future of Money, had to say in his keynote speech on the first day of the Forum.

Press Coverage

In the follow on from the 6th Annual Digital Money Forum, several topical issues that were discussed at the Forum generated articles in a number of publications including; Finance on Windows - 'Contactless Cards backed by leading payments experts' (Summer 2003 edition), Cards International - 'Reorganising the value chain' (Issue 297), and Epaymentsnews - 'Digital Money Forum identifies global challenges to mobile payments' (April 2003).

The Programme

Time Day One-2nd April 2003 Day Two- 3rd April 2003
09.10 Chairman's Introduction
David Lascelles
Centre for the Study of Financial Innovation
Chairman's Introduction
Paul McKeown
IBM
09.20
Tim Jones
CEO Mobile Payments Services Association
Digital Money & National Currencies
Diane Coyle
Journalist & Broadcaster (UK)
view presentation
10.00 An Update on UK Regulation
Dominic Peachey
Financial Services Authority (UK)
view presentation
Local Government Requirements
Roy Cosway
Cornish "Key Card" (UK)
view presentation
10.40 Regulatory Perspective from Europe
Simon Lelieveldt
Dutch E-Money Association (NL)
view presentation
Digital Money in MassTransit
Martin Hollobone
Advisor to Transport for London (UK)
11.20 Coffee
11.40 The Future of Money
Riel Miller
OECD (France)
view presentation
read the book
A Year in the Life of m-pay
Susie Lonie
Vodafone (UK)
view presentation
12.00 P2P/A2A Expert Panel
Moderator:David Birch
Jof Walters, Egg (UK)
Jonathan Valentine, Visa (UK)
Bill Thompson, Journalist (UK)
Gavin Bell, Magex
Paul Smith, Consult Hyperion
Mobile Payments Expert Panel
Moderator:David Birch
Paul May, Verista (UK)
Cyprien Goddard, iPin (France)
Jim Wadsworth, MPSA
Chandra Patni,YES-Pay
12.40 Lunch
13.50 Chairman's Introduction
Ron Clark
former CEO,Mondex (UK)
Chairman's Introduction
Peter Jones
Director, Payment Systems Europe
14.00 Community Currency & New Technology
Michael Linton
OpenMoney (UK)
view presentation
Secure Online Payments
Paul Butterworth
NCipher (UK)
view presentation
14.40 Green Money
Edgar Kampers
Director, NU-sparpass (NL)
view presentation
Digital Money in Russia
Victor Dostov
Pay Cash
view presentation
15.20 Tea
15.50 Digital Money in Developing Countries
Toni Merschen, Head of Chip & Mobile Payments
MasterCard International (Belgium)
view presentation
Contactless Convenience
Colin Tanner
 
view presentation
16.20 The Nigerian National E-Purse
Gerry Looby
Cardbase (Eire)
view presentation
What Does TV want from Digital Money?
Richard Cass
Sky
17.00

Close

17.30

Champagne Round Tables hosted
by NCipher, Amex and Consult Hyperion.

Conference Ends

18.30

Conference Ends