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ABA School of Bank Card Management UNAVAILABLE AT THIS TIME
2009 Schedule (PDF) | 2009 Brochure
Set in the educationally rich environment of prestigious Emory University in Atlanta, the ABA School of Bank Card Management's curriculum is delivered by some of today's innovative thinkers, practitioners, and experts to provide you with a once-in-a lifetime learning experience.
The school is not only an important foundation for knowledge on how areas of the credit card business interrelate, but also provides critical new information that is happening on the legislative horizon. With proposed credit card legislation in 2010, there will be fundamental changes in credit card practices. All aspects of the business such as your approach to customers, marketing, risk management and modeling will be impacted. This school will ensure that you not only understand how today's business operates but also recognize how these changes will require a new business model.
Who Should Attend
The ABA School of Bank Card Management is designed for industry professionals:
- New to the card business or need a broader base for career advancement
- Need to understand how card business areas relate
- Can benefit from insights into the market forces that affect portfolios
Organizations that should sponsor student include:
- Issuers
- Acquirers
- Networks
- Vendors
- Portfolio and Credit Analysts
- Product Managers
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- Marketing Managers
- Retail Banking Personnel
- IT Specialists
- Partners
- Regulators
- Retailers
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Core Courses
- Issuer Profitability
- Authorization, Clearing and Settlement
- New Account Acquisition: Risk
- New Account Acquisition: Marketing
- Portfolio Management: Risk
- Portfolio Management: Marketing
- Merchant Acquiring Basics
- Debit Card Fundamentals
- ABA Bank Card Simulation
- Decision-Making Tools
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- Leadership and Influence
- Collections
- Regulatory & Compliance Environment
- Fraud Control
- Customer Experience
- Prepaid Cards
- Small Business Card Fundamentals
- Emerging Payments
- VISA and MasterCard Presentations
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Questions? Please contact Ann Friedman for more information.
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