Greater China Banking Advisory Service – 2012 Research Calendar
JAN-MAR 2012
2012 China Top 10 Technology Trends
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While the rest of the world struggles with a lingering financial crisis, Chinese Financial institutions will continue investing in financial technology innovation in 2012. New technologies such as EMV and mobile near-field payments will drive significant investment as financial institutions continue to modernize and expand both the breadth and depth of their product offerings. This webinar from Kapronasia will look at some of the key insights from Kapronasia’s “China Financial Technology 2012 – Top 10 Trends Shaping the Industry" report, a comprehensive look at the key issues and challenges and how banks are overcoming them.
Overview of China’s Payment Industry 2012
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In our second annual overview of the Payments Industry, we give the reader a clear overall understanding of the payments market in China including the drivers, the issues and what the future holds. This report continues to be the most comprehensive view of the Chinese payments market available today.
Mobile Payments in China
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With the rapid adoption of mobile internet, China’s mobile payment market in 2011 is predicted to jump 74% over 2010, to reach RMB 5.24 billion. The huge market potential has driven local mobile operators, banks and payment companies to step up their initiatives around mobile payment, thus intensifying competition. The report will look at the current situation of Chinese mobile payment market, and its business models/value chains as well as issues and risks facing the market.
Social Media and Banking in China
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In China, social networking is, in certain respects, even more advanced than the Western world. Chinese youth today are increasingly communicating over renren and weibo more than they are in person and the percentage of the population using social networking in China is increasing rapidly. Based on interviews with both banks and users, the report will take a comprehensive look at how social media is influencing banking in China.
MAR-JUN 2012
Third-Party Internet Payments in China
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China’s online/internet payment market is currently experiencing explosive growth, fuelled by a surge in the number of online users and transactions. The online payment in China is no longer just confined to simple online money transfer and payment, nearly all kinds of payments can now be made online, from daily utility bills, housing loans to travelling expenses etc.. The report will examine the current online payment market situation in China and analyse online customer profiles, industry structure, competitive landscape and future development trends.
China Retail Banking 2012 – What do consumers really want?
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The retail banking industry in China is getting more and more competitive as city commercial and joint-stock commercial banks refine their value proposition and foreign banks are given more access to the market, but are banks really offering what customers are looking for? Based on interviews with customers and banks, the China Retail Banking 2012 report will identify the key gaps in the market offerings of banks and how technology can bridge those gaps.
Prepaid Cards
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Prepaid / stored value cards are an integral part of the payments market in China and are used to pay for everything from trips on the metro to cups of coffee at convenience store. Why are they so popular? Where is the market going? Who is using them? These questions and more will be answered in this overview of the prepaid card market in China.
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