Mr. David Chen This is Me

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1. 1. www.apsca.org

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   Published on: 2/18/2008   Last Visited: 2/19/2008

   David Chen, Vice President, Advanced Payment Systems MasterCard Worldwide
   
   David Chen is the vice president of Advanced Payment Systems, Product Sales & Delivery for MasterCard Worldwide in Asia/Pacific. David is responsible in supporting and managing all aspects of EMV smart card migration and MasterCard® PayPass contactless/mobile payment programs for MasterCard customer financial institutions in Asia/Pacific. David is also responsible for strategy and deployment of other value added MasterCard smart card applications, such as MasterCard Open Data Storage (MODS), loyalty applications, stored-value programs and Smartcard Internet authentication, known as MasterCard Authentication Program (CAP). In 1987 David was with Alcatel Australia as a Graduate design engineer, working in micro-electronic hardware and software telephone product design. In 1994, he joined Keycorp, an Australian company specializing in complete secure electronic transaction solutions from multipurpose smartcards and payment solutions to fleet services comprising asset management, help desk support, training and consulting. In 1997, David set up the Hong Kong regional office for Keycorp (Asia) Limited and was appointed as the CEO. In January 2001, David joined SecureNet Asia Limited (SNA), a joint venture between PCCW, SecureNet Australia and HSBC. SNA specializes in ebusiness security solutions, such as PKI infrastructure, smart cards, Enterprise Portal Management (SSO), as well as, e-payments. David was the COO of SNA prior to joining MasterCard Worldwide in June 2003. At MasterCard, David has closely involved in numerous smart card projects in Asia including HKID card, transit and EMV/contactless (MasterCard PayPass) payments. David has a Bachelor's Degree in Electrical Engineering from the University of Queensland (Australia) and a Masters in Commerce (Accounting) from University of New South Wales (Australia).

2. 2. www.mb.com.ph

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   Published on: 9/1/2007   Last Visited: 9/1/2007

   "There is now an increasing number of merchants that can process chip transactions here, although there are not as many ATMs that can do this process," said David Chen, vice president for Asia Pacific of MasterCard, during a recent roadshow promoting the adoption of smart cards in the country.
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   But more than this, according to Chen, the chip allows financial institutions to offer applications to customers that would sharply differentiate their offerings to cardholders.
   
   And since the smart card is based on an open operating system, it can take in as many applications as possible such as loyalty programs, high-security identification and access control, transportation payments, healthcare information, and more.
   
   Furthermore, Chen said, the smart chip makes Internet purchases more secure through multiple password requirements unlike today's scenario where the card number is the only thing required to buy online.

3. 3. International ICT Expo

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   Published on: 3/6/2007   Last Visited: 8/13/2007

   David Chen, Vice-President, Advanced Payment Systems, Asia / Pacific Region, MasterCard Worldwide