21 May 2012

Inaugural Banking Fraud & Security Conference and exhibition 2012 set to address latest threats and emerging technologies

Submitted by: Trade Conferences International Summers

Johannesburg – Fraud and security is a continuous issue for financial institutions, with financial institutions throughout the county losing millions of rands as a result. Trade Conference International’s (TCI) Banking Fraud and Security Conference and Exhibition is set to take place on 25, 26 and 27 July 2012 at the Indaba Hotel, Fourways.

The event is to address critical fraud and security issues affecting the industry today, featuring some of the leading professionals from a cross section of financial institutions, their service providers and regulatory bodies as guest speakers.

The top class speakers on the panel includes the likes of: John McLoughlin, Managing Director, J2 Software, Tanya Viljoen, Senior Associate, Werksmans Attorneys, Jayesh Mowjee, Business Manager: Security Solutions, Gijima, Adv. Clive Pillay, Ombudsman for Banking Services, OBBSA, Michelle Grimely, Senior Manager: Enterprise Information Management, Business Connexion, Craig Hockley, Regional Director, McAfee,South Africa, Prof. Rossouw von Solms, Director: Institute for ICT Advancement, Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University, Dr. Khomotso Kganyago, Chief Security Advisor, Microsoft South Africa, Robert Brown, Executive Director: Sales, Dynamic Recovery Services, Paul Masemola, Information Security Officer: GTI Group Information Security, Standard Bank and Morne Owen, Chief Information Officer, Real People

The focal points of this three day event will be advancements in banking fraud and security technology, latest threats and risks, governance and compliance policy within the sector and best practices within the industry.

TCI is known for hosting Banking, Mobile and IT conferences. Our most recent events include the Mobile Banking Southern Africa Conference and Exhibition 2012 which was attended by over 170 delegates.

The Banking Fraud and Security Conference will attract banking professionals ranging from IT Executives, Chief Information Officers, Chief Information Security Officers, Information Security Officers / Managers to Chief Risk Officers, IT Risk Officers, IT Managers, IT Audit Managers, IT / Information Security Architects to name a few.

Early bird registrations have now opened. To book call TCI on 011 803 0009 or email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

Published in Business, Economy, Finances, Banking and Insurance

Established in 2002, Zakheni Events and Incentive Travel cc, trading as Trade Conference International, is your all industry, but largely financial event organiser of choice. We understand industry trends and developments and have the ability to identify the right issues to bring to delegates through informative events.TCI has organised more than 300 events in the last 14 years. With the guidance of a highly experienced and guided team, TCI arranges the most up-to date conferences and exhibitions, and is well known within SADC region as well as the rest of Africa as the leading financial conferences organisers.In the past two years Trade Conferences International has offered top-class financial, insurance, information technology and marketing related conferences to the market, and would justifiably pride itself in promising delegates top notch conferences with excellent speakers in the industry. Attendees of TCI events hale from across the African continent: Kenya, Botswana, Zimbabwe, Namibia, Tanzania, Mauritius, Lesotho, Mozambique; extending to as far as the UK, Canada, Netherlands, India and even Australia.In its repertoire, it has popular annual conferences such as the Mobile Banking Southern Africa Conference,  Payments Southern Africa Conference & Exhibition, Loyalty & Rewards Conference, Channel Management Conference and the Online Retailing Conference. In 2002 alone TCI attracted more than 1200 delegates, including expert speakers from across the globe, and has followed suit in it’s years of operation.

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