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Kenya to Host AITEC Banking & Mobile Conference in September

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 Nairobi, Kenya


The seventh annual AITEC Banking & Mobile Banking COMESA conference will be held on September 11 and 12 this year. The two-day conference provides an educational forum for the financial services, updating corporate executives and information systems managers on latest international developments in payment technologies, best practices in IT project deployment, and latest trends in customer service delivery.

“Most of the banking and financial systems in the region are still tied into the time-worn banking paradigm, they are yet to fully embrace and tap into the fast changing financial systems that characterize the financial systems in the more developed economies,” said Sean Moroney, AITEC Chairman, and conference director. “While appreciating the progress made by our institutions, it is important to find ways we can leverage our systems to make them competitive in the region and the rest of the world.”

Noting the pervasive power of mobile technology and the patent influence of broadband connectivity in commerce and the finance sector, the AITEC Banking & Mobile Money COMESA conference will also feature sessions on keeping pace with a changing mobile payments.

“It is an exciting time in this continent; there are a multitude of opportunities in the African mobile money industry at the moment and the same time, more developed mobile money markets here in Africa such as South Africa and Kenya are seeing exciting, and increasingly sophisticated services emerging, we are hoping to use this conference to generate new ideas to keep the momentum going,” said the AITEC Chairman.

The AITEC Banking and Mobile Money COMESA Conference will feature topics like: The impact of mobile money on digital content commerce; Microfinance-reaching the unbanked through innovation; Maximizing efficiency through process automation; Are credit unions the MFI solution of the future? among others.

The conference has attracted Africa’s banking and telecommunications heavyweights such as Safaricom, Kenya Bankers Association, Paynet Group, Kenya, MasterCard, TSYS (CTL) International, UAE, Rancard Solutions, Ghana, Central Bank of Nigeria and iVeri, South Africa. Lead sponsors of the event are Internet Solutions and Ecobank.

Written by
LUKE MULUNDA -

Managing Editor, BUSINESS TODAY. Email: [email protected]. ke

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