ATMIA Europe's 2nd Annual Forum on ATM Innovation
Cash Recirculation at ATMs:
Reducing the Operational Cost of Cash for Europe
with Lead Sponsor: SG Innovation
| Tuesday, 24th January, 2012 |
| 8:00 |
Registration desk and exhibit area open
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| 8:30 |
Welcome and opening remarks
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| 8:45 |
Keynote address
Cash recirculation at ATMs in the Eurozone
All euro banknotes dispensed via ATMs in the euro area must be checked according to the requirements of the ECB Decision ECB/2010/14 on the recirculation of euro banknotes. This ECB Decision has replaced the Banknote Recycling Framework at the beginning of 2011 and in addition to credit institutions and other professional cash handlers, other economic agents, such as retailers and casinos, must also comply with the ECR procedures when distributing to the public euro banknotes via ATMs. The presentation will recall from the regulatory perspective the legal framework, the requirements and their evolution, and look at the gained experience and the development of the recirculation of euro banknotes.
Sylvain Calluaud, Senior Issuing Expert, European Central Bank
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| 9:30 |
Reducing the operation cost of cash for Europe
In 2008, the total cost of distributing, managing, handling, processing and recycling cash and of accepting cash payments was 84 billion euros; equivalent to 0.60 percent of Europe's gross domestic product or 130 euros per person (Retail Banking Research: The Future of Cash and Payments, 2010). The EPC believes that actions by all stakeholders within the euro area could contribute towards reducing the high cost of processing and handling of cash.
Leonor Machado, Head of the Cash Working Group, European Payments Council, and General Manager, Caixa Geral de Depositos |
| 10:00 |
Case study insight
Cash Recirculation at ATMs - Success without effort?
This presentation will look into what are the conditions to make recirculation a success and what is the recipe for a successful implementation. It will also examine the role of branch design. Finally it will explore whether the partnership between banks and merchants could be the model of the future?
Peter Michael Seitz, Card Business & New Banking / Channel Management Self-Service, Erste Bank, Austria |
| 10:30 |
Coffee break
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| 11:15 |
Case study insight
Use of ATM recycling technology in National Bank of Greece
This presentation will look at the deployment of and benefits realised from ATM recycling technology in branch and remote locations acress the Greek mainland and islands.
Georgia Botsika, Head of ATM Channel, National Bank of Greece
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| 11:45 |
Key learnings from China and Japan
China is currently the fastest growing market for deposit automation (Banking Automation Bulletin, March, 2011) and all ATMs in Japan are cash recirculating. This presentation will provide insight on best practices and learnings from these interesting markets for our global industry.
Aravinda Korala, CEO, KAL
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| 12:15 |
Case study insight
Alignment of Cash Logistics at LBB for the Future
This presentation contains the description of LBB’s holistic approach to align cash logistics for the future. The pre-assigned objectives, applied methods and respective results of the individual project steps as well as of the overall project are presented based on practical examples, such as the implementation of cash recycling systems.
Reinhard Drews, Head of Sales & Back Office Processing, LandesBank Berlin |
| 12:45 |
Networking lunch
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| 14:00 |
Keynote address
Cash recirculation in the UK
This presentation will provide an overview of cash recirculation in the UK, set out the factors likely to influence its development, and explore the wider implications for the cash cycle.
Victoria Cleland, Head of Notes Division, Bank of England
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| 14:30 |
Case study insight
Retail Cash Management Co-operation
The cash cycle process of banks and merchants is almost completely separated from one another. Possible synergies in bringing these two individual processes together are rarely realized. This presentation gives an overview of how a “win – win” situation in a cooperation between banks and merchants in cash cycle management can be generated and what benefits both parties could achieve. It includes some insights about a current project in retail cash management in Germany from a banking perspective.
Miko Siepmann, Chairman, BAL and Robert Heinz, Managing Director, SHC |
| 15:00 |
Case Study Insight
Deployment of cash recirculating ATMs – the savings bank perspective
Steiermärkische Sparkasse is the second largest savings bank in Austria and already has a cash-recycling base of nearly 100 systems in field. This presentation will provide insight on the perspective of the regional savings bank, an important player in the European retail banking sector.
Willibald Schenekar, Head of Sales Organisation, Steiermärkische Sparkasse AG
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| 15:30 |
Coffee Break |
| 16:00 |
Case study insight
Insight into the multifunctional ATM for cash recirculation at ABN AMRO
This presentation will look at the use of the multifunctional ATM by ABN AMRO Bank to provide all cash in / cash out activities to replace the counter activities and the traditional cashier. It will examine whether cash recirculation is really benefitting operational costs and whether this ATM can effectively replace the cashier and achieve customer acceptance.
Simon de Witte, Services Operations NL, ABN AMRO
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| 16:30 |
Case Study insight
Innovation and vision – optimisation of the cash cycle using the example of a cooperative bank
Changes in general requirements and conditions for cash recycling require a strategic positioning of banks. Next to co-operations within cash logistics as new business models and the realignment of payment transactions, the optimization of cash cycles and processes is above all essential to banks, as it is shown on the basis of a pilot project, which has been implemented in collaboration with Wincor Nixdorf.
Guenter Vogt, Executive Vice-President, Volksbank Paderborn-Hoexter-Detmold
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| 17:00 |
Global and European trends in automated deposit and cash recycling
According to RBR’s recent report “Deposit Automation and Recycling 2010”, the world is experiencing a boom in deposit automation - automated deposit machines now outnumber envelope deposit machines. This presentation will present the main findings from the research, including key trends in deposit automation in general, and the important recycling ATM sector in particular.
Robert Chaundy, Senior Research Analyst, RBR
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| 17:30 |
Concluding remarks |
| 17:35 |
Forum ends |
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