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| 9.30 |
Welcome
and opening remarks
Phil Cotter, Experian
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| 9.45 |
Strategic market overview
Pat Butler, Partner, McKinsey and Company |
| 10.15 |
Retail
finance market and issues
Mike Rogers, Group Chief Executive, Liverpool Victoria |
| 10.50 |
Break |
| 11.20 |
Streams
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| 11.20-13.00 |
Profitable acquisition in difficult conditions
Chair: Steve Kilmister, Experian
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Optimising the value of current customers
Chair: Jo Buxton, Experian
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Indebtedness, insolvency and collections
Chair: Brian Dewis, Experian
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Treatment of Dormant Accounts
Chair: Gillian Key-Vice, Experian
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| 11.20 |
From the coal face – an industry case study
John Sutherland, Nationwide |
The optimised organisation
Prof Merlin Stone, Bristol Business School |
Consumer insolvency
in the UK
Paul Russell, Experian |
The Consumer perspective
Toby Eccles, Commission on Unclaimed Assets |
| 11.55 |
State of the UK consumer lending market – the roller-coaster has not stopped yet
Anthony Sumner, Experian |
The challenges
and rewards of growing internationally through the implementation of
a customer-focused approach: the Group Santander experience
Juan Andres Yanes, Santander Group |
Controlling indebtedness, understanding affordability and maximising collections: the best practice solution approach
Jonathan Westley, Experian
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View from
the Building Societies
Brian Morris, The Building Societies Association |
| 12.30 |
Turning
applicants into loyal and profitable customers
Steve Jones, N4Solutions - An Experian Company |
Customer
management – long term, short term, now term!
Chris Slater, Experian |
The practical
experience of a customer centric approach to collections – ABN
AMRO case study
Martin van Loon, ABN AMRO |
The view
from implementing legislation - the Irish Experience
Peter Graham, Grant Thornton
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| 13.00 |
Lunch
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| 14.00 |
Streams
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| 14.00 - 16.10 |
Profitable
acquisition in difficult conditions
(Repeat of morning sessions)
Chair: Steve Kilmister, Experian
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Fraud
and customer identity
Chair: Gary Wood |
Indebtedness,
insolvency and collections
(Repeat of morning sessions)
Chair: Brian Dewis, Experian |
Treatment
of Dormant Accounts
(Continuation from morning sessions)
Chair: Gillian Key-Vice, Experian
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| 14.00 |
From the
coal face – an industry case study
John Sutherland, Nationwide |
Fraud through the eyes of the fraudster
Prof. Martin Gill, University of Leicester
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Consumer insolvency in the UK
Paul Russell, Experian |
Dormant Accounts - Far from a sleepy topic
Mike Regnier, HBOS
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| 14.35 |
State of
the UK consumer lending market – the roller-coaster has not stopped
yet Anthony Sumner, Experian |
Tackling fraud on a global basis – HSBC case study
Derek Wylde, HSBC |
Controlling
indebtedness, understanding affordability and maximising collections:
the best practice solution approach
Jonathan Westley, Experian |
The Government view
Keith Hollendar, Experian |
| 15.10 |
Break
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| 15.40 |
Turning
applicants into loyal and profitable customers
Steve Jones, N4Solutions - An Experian Company |
Creating a fraud prevention strategy in emerging markets - Renaissance Capital case study
Fernando Silva, Renaissance Capital |
The practical
experience of a customer centric approach to collections – ABN
AMRO case study
Martin van Loon, ABN AMRO |
Help at
hand: Review of resources available
Keith Hollendar and Martha Catterall, Experian |
| 16.10 |
Closing remarks |
Closing remarks |
Closing remarks |
Closing remarks |
| 16.15 |
The
economic outlook
Neil Blake, Experian |
| 16.45 |
Understanding and responding to customer needs
Simon Gulliford, Chief Executive, Simon Gulliford Limited |
| 17.15 |
Day one closing remarks
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| 17.30 |
Close of Day one
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| 19.30 |
Pre-dinner drinks
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| 20.15 |
Gala Dinner
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