Have you secured your Hotel room for EAST FCS 2017? Only 30 rooms left
The EAST Financial Crime and Security Forum (EAST FCS 2017) will take place on 8th/9th June 2017 at the magnificent Grand Hotel Amrâth Kurhaus, one of the most important landmarks in The Hague.
The Hotel is located at the beating heart of The Hague and dates back almost 200 years, to the year 1818, when Jacob Pronk opened a bathing establishment. The modestly sized wooden building had four rooms, each fitted with a bath tub. These tubs were filled with cold or heated seawater, bathing in these tubs was said to have a healing effect. Those with a more adventurous spirit could also opt for a more direct treatment. Pronk owned two carriages that were used to drive guests into the breakers.
The bathing resort was so successful, that in 1826 it was replaced by a stone building, this bathing house was owned by the local government. Here, guests could find hotel rooms, a library, a billiards room, dining rooms and bathing facilities.
EAST FCS 2017 has secured limited accommodation for those attending the event in June. Only 30 rooms remain at the preferential conference rate. If you are planning to attend sign up now to secure your room.
Who is attending?
The conference will have over 150 delegates, responsible for ATM security strategy, fraud prevention, security and generally anyone with an interest in improving their overall understanding of ATM and Payment Card fraud and countermeasures including:
- EAST National Members
- EAST Associate Members
- Law Enforcement & Intelligence Services
- Banks and ATM Deployers
- Payment Service Providers, Transaction Processors, Card Brands
- ATM & security equipment manufacturers and vendors
- Other stakeholders
Benefits of Attending
- A unique opportunity to hear about the latest threats and other intelligence from Europe, Russia, the United States, Latin America and Asia-Pacific.
- An agenda set by ATM and terminal deployers.
- A structured way to gain practical knowledge of what is being done to combat emerging threats. In addition to focus in the main plenary session on the key threats (for both ATM related fraud and ATM related physical attacks) identified by EAST there will be two concurrent breakout sessions:
- one organised by the EAST Expert Group on ATM Fraud (EGAF)
- the other by the EAST Expert Group on ATM Physical Attacks (EGAP)
- This is the only event of its kind in Europe. A unique opportunity to network with peers and share experiences.
Book now to ensure you don’t miss this great opportunity to attend what has already been hailed as an “excellent event for helping to make a difference in the area of financial crime prevention”.
