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News | What's New at CFSI
Funded through a generous donation from the Citi Foundation, the video offers detailed success stories from customers using prepaid cards, new small-dollar loan products, and in-bank check cashing and second chance accounts, told in their own words. The video showcases leading innovations who are offering these types of products and services, including KeyBank, NetSpend and Progress Financial. Click here to watch the video!
Posted: June 2009
Take advantage of Early Bird Registration Specials for the 4th Annual Underbanked Financial Services Forum:http://www.sourcemediaconferences.com/CFSI09/CFSI.html
June 1-3, 2009 | 4th Annual Underbanked Financial Services Forum | Dallas, TX. Westin Galleria. Prices are as follows:
Interested in exhibiting your products and services to conference attendees or sponsorship opportunities? Please contact Adam Dadich at 212-803-6089 or via email at adam.dadich@sourcemedia.com. The Underbanked Financial Service Forum is the premier event for players across the financial services spectrum: Attendees get the latest information from industry experts and on-the-ground case studies from across the globe, offering the best strategies and solutions to achieve profitable growth and long-term success. The Forum also offers an exhibit hall focused on underbanked solutions and a variety of networking formats. As awareness of the potential value and demographic diversity of the underbanked market continues to grow, the Underbanked Financial Services Forum remains the single best place to learn from and connect with industry leaders transforming the financial services landscape. Posted: January 2009 The Center for Financial Services Innovation (CFSI) has now made available the complete CFSI Underbanked Consumer Study. This study was co-sponsored by noted industry leaders – Citi, H&R Block, Fidelity National Information Services, and MasterCard. CFSI and these sponsors commissioned Experian Simmons to conduct a national segmentation analysis of underbanked consumers according to their attitudes, behaviors, preferences, needs and experiences. |
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