Dear Distinguished Clients,
One of CDMC’s sales established a new event company called SZ&W Group. This company claims to organize the “third annual” World Cards and Payments, China Focus 2011, which is a copy of CDMC’s “Payment Innovation (China) Summit 2011”. (PICS2011)
“Payment Innovation (China) Summit 2011”. (PICS2011) is the sixth event of CDMC’s financial event series. The past 5 finance industry events (Cards & Payment Outlook, Retail Banking, Financial Derivatives, Commodities Trading & Investment, Alternative Investment) have attracted over 2000 senior delegates from around the world. Our events have been well received and acclaimed by global participants. To satisfy their demand for further communication and co-operations, we organize PICS2011 to provide the industry peers with a premier networking platform to understand industry policies from central bank, to explore market trend, to grow business and to forge collaboration. The success of our events root in extensive resources and support from government agencies, an eminent industry advisory board, a professional and dedicated team.
On behalf of the PICS2011 organizing committee, we sincerely remind you to be cautious and selective about sponsoring or attending events. If you invest with a wrong event, no matter how cheap it is, it will be a waste of both your time and money.
China Decision Makers Consultancy
On behalf of the organizing committee of
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With the rapid and stable development of China’s economy, unprecedented prosperity of e-commerce, the increased demand and expectations on payment products and payment services from the large number of internet users and mobile users, China sees a tremendous growth in payment industry. What’s more, driven by the improvement in payment regulatory environment, electronization in traditional business such as aviation, insurance, fund, logistic and other industries, China’s payment industry is ushering in a golden era of development and “INNOVATION” will be the premier proposition in the era. It is predicted that China’s e-payment transaction volume will exceed 2 trillion yuan by 2011.
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