Get ready for the upcoming 7th edition of the Middle East Banking Forum – the leading banking event in the region, attended by over 500 industry experts from across the globe. Here’s a look back at the previous edition. #StayTuned#ComingSoon#MEBF2019
Themed "Banking 10 years from now", the leading event in the region, #MEBF2018 marked a tremendous success this year as well, attracting over 500 industry #experts and 24 prominent speakers from 38 countries.
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In the #UAE, both technology-savvy banks and #fintech companies are increasingly offering tech-enabled solutions that enhance user experience. https://t.co/3f4ZtE8KaV #MEBF2018
We were delighted to join senior banking leaders from across the region at the recent Middle East Banking Forum #MEBF2018, where our Head of Forensics Nick Cameron shared his insights as part of the financial crime panel #FTMEBanks#UAEBanks@ME_BankingForum@UAEBF@ftlive
Dick Gould of @NCA_UK: Finance and financial crime is now borderless, and yet law enforcement is divided by borders. As soon as you try to fight one with the other, you struggle. It’s impossible to beat financial crime on our own. #FTMEBanks#MEBF2018
His Excellency Said Hadef Al-Shamsi, assistant governor of the Central Bank of the UAE: One of the current challenges is to design solutions that can increase access to finance through branchless and mobile banking, while avoiding issues of fraud and misselling. #FTMEBanks
During his keynote at the #FTMEBanks Forum, @BrettKing tells attendees: The fastest-scaling remove friction from customer acquisition. He references a video of Jack Ma explaining how for 10,000 new customers, Walmart needs new stores/warehouses, while he needs two servers.