Juniper Research has released its report, Mobile Financial Services, Banking and Payment Markets 2007-2011, which assesses the current and future potential of mobile financial services applications and services, forecasting users, traffic and transaction values for the total mobile financial services market, and within mobile banking and payment sectors across eight key geographical regions until 2011.
The 168-page study includes one-on-one interviews with mobile operators, banks, credit card and infrastructure companies, as well as handset & MFS (mobile financial services) vendors. It also explores the success of NFC (near field technology) trials and provides company profiles for many key players.
The report also offers an examination of the opportunities and threats facing all members of the MFS chain, offering analysis and forecasts for companies hoping to maximise revenues within key sectors of the mobile financial services industry, including mobile banking, financial information services (messaging), funds transfer, bill presentation and payment, and account management and customer service.
The report considers the current and future market size for MFS; the strategy for financial institutions, mobile network operators, credit card networks and new entrants; the main market drivers for MFS; the technologies being adopted for MFS; whether customers are ready for the ATM in their pocket; and how the developed world is embracing MFS.
The report costs 1,490 for a single-user PDF or hardback copy; 1,990 for a multi-user licence; or 2,990 for an enterprise-wide licence. You can get more details here.   And a free Whitepaper here.