Sydney, Australia, May 2010
Twelve months after Australia introduced direct charging into its national payments network, the Asia Pacific chapter of the ATM Industry Association is convening a one-day conference to review the success of the new pricing regime.
In addition, the conference will discuss the impacts of new and evolving PCI security standards.
The event “Direct Charging – One Year On – And other ATM Industry Issues” takes place on 17 August 2010 at the Marriott in Sydney’s Harbour Circular Quay.
In addition to a comprehensive analysis of Direct Charging in Australia, other highlights of this one day industry event will include:
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A Government Relation Committee breakfast meeting will discuss the outcome of the Productivity Report and current regulatory issues.
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Insight into the debit and credit card usage in Australia over the past 12 months
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Latest report for the industry on PCI and EMV standards for ATMs: Is Australia ready for the mandated security requirements regarding EMV chip card issuing, EMV chip card acceptance and ATM EMV acquiring?
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A professional analysis on the long term future of cash.
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A look at Fraud Prevention in Australia.
Speakers at the event include the Reserve Bank of Australia, Visa Asia Pacific, APCA, ANZ, Customers ATM, Witham Laboratries and Angusta Systems.
Enquiries may be directed to Sandra Smith at Sandra@atmia.com.
About ATMIA (www.atmia.com)
The ATM Industry Association is a global non-profit trade association with over 1,500 members in about 50 countries. Its mission is to promote ATM convenience, growth and usage worldwide, protect the ATM industry's assets, interests, good name and public trust; and provide education, best practices, political voice and networking opportunities for member organizations. In June 2003, ATMIA established the Global ATM Security Alliance (GASA) with the mission to employ global security resources in a united alliance in order to protect the ATM industry from criminal activity.
