Ticket
Information Member
and Affiliate Full Day Conference Ticket – £599.00 plus VAT
Non Member and Non Affiliate Full Day Conference Ticket – £999.00
plus VAT Member Day Ticket
– (Available to Members Only) 1-2
Member Day Tickets - £299 plus VAT per person 3-4 Member
Day Tickets - £269 plus VAT per person 5-6 Member Day
Tickets - £239 plus VAT per person 7-8 Member Day Tickets
- £209 plus VAT per person 9-20 Member Day Tickets -
£179 plus VAT per person (Available
to Members Only and excludes the Welcome Reception on Tuesday
evening, and the Cocktail Reception and Gala Dinner on the Wednesday night. Ticket
prices will be allocated per booking form, not per company. So please
ensure that you book the right amount of tickets for this option from the outset.
We remind you that you can book tickets, without the names of all those attending,
on the system and add the names of the delegates at a later date.) To
book your tickets for the 4th Annual ABFA Conference please click
here. (Please
be sure to book the right type of ticket. No amendments can be made to the ticket
type once the booking form has been submitted). If you have any questions regarding
the ticketing structure please call the ABFA on 0208 332 9955.
Hotel
Bedroom Booking Information Please
note that this year, in order to maintain the highest level of bedroom quality,
we have taken an allocation of bedrooms in three hotels, the Hilton Park Lane,
the Dorchester, Park Lane and the Hilton Metropole. It will make no difference
to a delegate’s enjoyment of the event which hotel they decide to stay in.
Hilton,
Park Lane *
Preferred room rates for Annual Conference attendees at the Hilton, Park Lane. Hilton
Guest Room (excluding breakfast) - £229 ex VAT single/double
occupancy per room per night Hilton Deluxe Room (excluding breakfast) -
£259 ex VAT single/double occupancy per person per night
Hilton Executive Room (excluding breakfast) - £309 ex VAT single/double
occupancy per person per night To book your room/s at the Hilton, Park
Lane please click
here or telephone - +44 (0) 20 7493 8000
or e-mail - reservations.parklane@hilton.com.
To ensure you receive the group rate please quote promotional code –
GABFA Hilton
London Metropole *
Preferred room rates for Annual Conference attendees at the Hilton London Metropole. Hilton
Guest Room (including breakfast) - £159.00 ex VAT per room per
night There will be an additional charge of £10 per night for double occupancy.
To
book your room/s at the Hilton London Metropole please click
here or telephone - + 44 (0) 20 7402 4141
or e-mail - reservations.londonmet@hilton.com
To ensure you receive the group rate please quote promotional code –
GABFA *Please
note that the special conference rate is only available to those that book on
the ABFA Annual Conference. If you book a room at the hotel during the conference,
but do not place a booking for the Conference, your booking will not be upheld.
Room rates are for the nights of the conference only - 7th and 8th December.
Platinum
Sponsor:  Conference
Programme Hilton,
Park Lane
| Tuesday
7th December 15:00
Delegate registration - Hotel Check-In area 18:30 Welcome Reception - Sponsored
by Vision Critical | 
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Wednesday
8th December Conference
Host - Fiona Bruce
10:00 - 10:15 10:15 - 10:45 10:45 - 11:15 11:15 - 11:35
11:35 - 12:15 12:15 - 12:40 12:40 - 14:00 14:00 - 14:45
| Opening
Address - Steve Box, ABFA Chairman Global
Influences Impacting Our Domestic Economy - Stephen
King - HSBC Group Chief Economist Eqipping Leaders and Managers for
a Different World - Jonathan Austin - Best Companies
Ltd Coffee break Access to Finance Panel Session -
Phil Orford, Mike Cherry, Russel
Griggs The Regulatory Landscape in Europe for Recievables
Financiers - Bart Joosen and Michael McKee Lunch
Lead
Like the Great Conductors - Itay
Talgam |
Afternoon
Zones - In breakout rooms - Sponsored by |  |
 |  | |
Invoice
Finance Zone 15:00-15:30
How to Spot a Fraud Risk
- Kevin Mawer, KPMG Break 15:45
-16:15 -
Anti-Money Laundering Case and Regulatory Update
- Paul Anderson, Hammonds | ABL
Zone 15:00-15:30
Anti-Money Laundering Case and Regulatory Update
- Paul Anderson, Hammonds Break
15:45-16:15
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An American Update on the ABL Makret in the US - Janet Jarrett, BAML | Customer
Intelligence Zone 15:00-15:30
Equipping Leaders for a Different World Q&A
session - Jonathan Austin - Founder and CEO, Best Companies Ltd Break 15:45-16:15
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Promoting the Industry - A View from the ABFA
- Kate Sharp, ABFA |
17:00
18:30 19:30-22:30 | Conference
Finishes Relaxation and Networking Cocktail Reception - Sponsored
by Future Route/Credit Pal
Gala Dinner - Conference Hotel |  |
Guest
Speakers
Fiona
Bruce
Conference
Host Fiona
Bruce is one of the most popular presenters working in television today. An award
winning newscaster, she is a regular presenter of both the 6 O’clock and 10
O’clock News (BBC1) and joined the Antiques Roadshow (BBC1) as lead presenter
in 2008. Fiona began her career as a researcher on Panorama, later becoming a
reporter for the show and for Newsnight. She joined the 6 O’clock News in 1999
and Crimewatch in 2000 where she spent eight years as co-presenter. In 2001, she
became the first woman presenter to be part of the BBC’s election team. Fiona
also headed the investigative documentary series Real Story with Fiona Bruce (BBC1)
and a number of high-profile single documentaries including an exclusive interview
with Cherie Blair and unprecedented access to Downing Street: The Real Cherie
(BBC1 - 2006) an exclusive full-length interview with Bill Gates in How a Geek
Changed the World (Money Programme - BBC 2) and most recently The Real Sir Alan
(Money Programme - BBC2). | Her
other presenting credits include: Priceless Antiques Roadshow, The Green Room,
The Antiques Show as host of Call My Bluff the first woman presenter on the BBC
General Election programme (2001 and 2005) and as host of the quiz show What are
You Like in 2008. Fiona’s
first book Savvy!: The Modern Girl’s Guide to Doing It All Without Risking It
All, co written with Jacqui Hames was published by Bantam Press in 2008.
Stephen
King
Key
Note Speaker Stephen
King is HSBC’s group chief economist and the Bank’s global head of economics
and asset allocation research. He is directly responsible for HSBC’s global
economic coverage and co-ordinates the research of HSBC economists all over the
world. Since 2001, Stephen has been writing a weekly column for “The Independent”,
one of the UK’s leading newspapers. He appears regularly on both television
and radio. |
All
cancellations must be received at the ABFA by the Friday 1st October to qualify
for a full refund. Written cancellations after this date will be subject to a
50% cancellation fee up until the 22nd of October. No refund is possible after
the 22nd of October. |
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