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While the recently-issued
FFIEC Guidance Authentication in an Internet
Banking Environment creates a 2006 year-end
compliance imperative, it also provides a
galvanizing opportunity for financial
institutions to leverage mandated
investments to their online banking channels
and pursue strategies for new services and
revenue streams. With over 30% of U.S.
households using online banking, according
to the TowerGroup, the trusted role of
financial institutions, the demand for more
secure online solutions for safeguarding
customer information, and the profitability
of online banking customers-building on
existing online banking market share offers
a viable and sound business strategy.
Who Should Attend
This program is designed
for banking, business, and government
professionals from both the business and
technology sides of their organizations who
are seeking identifiable solutions to and
exploring opportunities afforded by the
authentication mandate. You not only gain
critical information you need from expert
speakers from the banking, technology, and
government sectors, but you also have the
opportunity to network and compare
experiences with your payments industry
peers. Conference Structure
The conference program
follows a plenary session format on the
first day. Speakers explore the critical
issues with which financial institution must
contend as relates to the FFIEC Guidance,
with an eye on sharing strategic insights
and lessons learned on the road to
compliance. Attendees are also introduced to
NACHA’s strategic view of the online
financial services space, and what it means
to the industry with the bar being raised on
authentication and risk management. The
second day of the conference offers two
distinct concurrent streams. One drills down
deeper into the implementation issues
surrounding FFIEC Guidance, while the second
explores the business opportunities for
financial institutions in the context of
NACHA’s strategic vision for online banking.
Event Sponsorship
Sponsorship opportunities are available!
Click here or contact Jonsie Stone at
703-561-3960 or jstone@nacha.org. |
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