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Time Agenda
09.00 – 09.30 Registration
09.30 - 10.00

Opening Keynote: Top 5 IT priorities for Asia Financial Industry in 2012

In 2012, the economic crisis forced CIOs to examine every aspect of their operations. Business leaders are still demanding improvements in productivity and additional capabilities that will reshape a bank's competitive position. Learn the top IT priorities for Asia Financial Industry and how to create new strategies which will define the future of Banking IT.

Mr. Terick Chiu
Executive Partner, Gartner Executive Programs, North Asia
Gartner

10.00 – 10.30

Keynote One: Cloud Computing: What's Real, What's Relevant for Financial Services?

The Financial Services industry has encountered tough times over the past few years. While the industry is recovering, cost reduction and efficiency gains are still top of mind. VMware is helping the industry go further on the virtualization journey with cloud computing, real-time data management and support for remote and branch offices.

Mr. Wee Toon Chwee
Chief System Consultant
VMware

10.30 - 11.00

Keynote Two: Delivering Critical Business Data On the Go

Today’s competitive environment is forcing companies to deliver critical information to employees and customers anywhere. This growing mobile community needs on the spot information, but wants it delivered over a range of handheld devices, causing new headaches for enterprise IT, even though they recognize this as a basic requirement. At this session, we will discuss some of the key challenges in extending Business Intelligence content across a distributed mobile workforce and how you can successfully put interactive and secure business data into the hands of decision makers from wherever they are on their device of choice.

Mr. James Conway
Regional Director
Actuate Asia Pacific.

And

Mr. Woo Wen Siang
Technical Manager
Actuate Asia Pacific

11.00 - 11.15 Morning Networking Coffee Break
11.15 – 11.45

Keynote Three: Mobile Game Changers

The break-neck pace at which technology is developing continues to provide new methods and platforms with which to engage customers, and M-banking just sparks the banking boom. The mobile-banking has emerged as the fastest growing channel in the banking industry. Rapid development in apps, platforms, standards and user expectations are offering banks with ample opportunities to build customer loyalty, satisfaction and profitability.

The other side of the coin is - such rapid developments also present numerous security, financial and operational risks. Still, no bank looking to build market share can afford to ignore the mobile channel, or risk lagging behind a valuable trend.

Listen to the game changers in the mobile banking industry on evolving strategies, the next phase of mobile banking and how to maintain a competitive advantage in the digital spectrum.

  • Next-gen mobile banking - Apps and Functionality.
  • Targeting new M-banking customers - corporate customers, the underbanked, untapped demographics.
  • The global landscape - who's the master?
Mr. Ashley Veasey
CIO Hong Kong
Standard Chartered Bank
11.45 - 12.15

Keynote Four: Globalization - Impact on Banking Technologies

Globalization is happening faster than you can imagine, and the world is getting flatter ever than before. What will be the implications of globalization to the banking industry and to your organizations? Have your technology requirements changed as a result of globalization? What changes are taking place to the underlying drivers of technology requirements? With reference against other industries, we discuss how an optimal mix of technology spending can possibly be arrived, as well as how you potentially can accelerate the pace towards achieving your business goals in a globalized world. We will also illustrate the benefits of adopting some new technologies taking enterprise mobility platform as an example.

Mr. Benson Shum
Managing Director, Professional Services – Financial Sector, Asia Pacific and Japan
Dell Hong Kong Limited

12.15 – 13.00

CIO Insights Panel One: Technology & Innovation - The Future Vision of Banking & Financial Services

Moderator:
Mr. Michael Mudd, Chief Representative, Asia - Pacific, The Open Computing Alliance (UK)

Executive Panelists:
Mr. Sanker Narayan,, Director, Equity IT APAC, Credit Suisse
Mr. Richard Leung, SVP and Co-Head, Information Technology Division, Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Ltd.
Mr. Ashok Kalyanswamy, CIO Asia Ex-Japan, Head of APAC Equities & Prime Services IT, Nomura Securities
13.00 - 14.00 CIO Networking Luncheon Roundtables
Sponsored by Citic Telecom CPC (By Invitation Only)
Topic: Best Practice Data Security Control and Flexible Cloud Solutions - The Clues to Your Business Success

Mr. Kenneth Ma
General Manager, Hong Kong Sales
CITIC Telecom International CPC Ltd
14.00 – 14.40 CIO Insights Panel Two: Facing the Road Ahead in Technology

Moderator:
Mr. Geoff McClelland, Program Director, CIO Connect Hong Kong Limited

Executive Panelists:
Mr. Ray Kan, Head of IT, Hong Kong, Allianz Global Investors Asia Pacific GmbH
Mr. August Chan, Head of IT, CASH
Mr. Michael K. M. Leung, Senior Vice President & Chief Information Officer, China Construction Bank (Asia)
Mr. Patrick Raths, Director of IT, Swiss Reinsurance Company
Mr. Sandeep Mehta, Managing Director and Head of Technology Infrastructure, Asia Pacific, UBS
14.40 - 15.10

Keynote Five: Open Source Adoption in Financial Services

This session will profile the market shift to open source computing in banking & financial services and discuss how Red Hat, the world's leader in open source computing, is helping clients around the world to maximize return and reduce cost with its open source platform, middleware, and cloud technologies and solutions.

Topics covered will include:

  • Overview of Open Source Adoption in Financial Services
  • Red Hat's Global Financial Services Strategy
  • Examples of Results Achieved in Banking, Securities, and Insurance
  • A look Under The Hood at Red Hat Products and Solutions
Mr. Richard Feldmann
Global Director Financial Services
Red Hat Inc.

And

Mr. Jan Holzer
Senior Engineer
Red Hat Inc.
15.10 – 15.40

Keynote Six: DDoS Attacks in Financial Institutions - It'll never happen to my organization?

For business decision makers such as CSOs, CIOs and directors of security, Arbor Pravail reduces the risk of outages of critical services that reside in public and private data centers. The cost of downtime goes beyond the financial loss to the business. Service outages damage the firm’s brand, tie up expensive resources and lead to customer churn. Do you want to be the next company in the news because of a DDoS attack?

Mr. Russell Yan
Regional Director
Arbor Networks Inc.

15.40 - 15.55 Afternoon Networking Coffee Break
15.55 – 16.35 Panel Three: CISO Insights Panel: Managing Risk Across the Portfolio

Moderator:
Mr. Leroy Yau, Partner, Advisory Services, Ernst & Young

Executive Panelists:
Mr. G. V. Pathi, Head - Compliance & Security, AEON Credit Service (ASIA) Co. Ltd.
Mr. Micky Lo, Head of I&TRG Regions (APAC & EMEA), Information & Technology Risk Governance, Deutsche Bank AG
Mr. Anil Mahtani, Executive Director, Chief Operational Risk Officer, ING Asia Pacific
Mr. Dennis Lee, Head of IT Governance and Control, Asia Pacific, Nomura International (Hong Kong) Ltd.
Mr. Lewis Tam,Head of Information Security, Ping An Insurance (Group) Company of China
16.35 Closing Remarks
 
 

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