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08.30 - 09.00 Registration
09.00 - 09.30 Opening Keynote: What are bank's biggest I.T challenges for 2013?

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

09.30 - 10.00 Keynote 1: Protect and Perform ?Thrive in the midst of adversity

Banks are facing unprecedented challenges in the wake of the Global Financial Crises. Tighter capital controls, regulatory intolerance to poor risk management and greater demand from increasingly sophisticated users. These users want many of the services of traditional brick and mortar banking online, and they want it 24/7. They want to do their banking from anywhere, anytime on any device, and they want it fast. Competition is stiff and fierce and banks need to innovate to attract new and retain existing customers. As if this wasn't already enough of a challenge for for banks, cyber attacks are increasing frequency and accuracy against banks, further stretching resources and capital. Join John Ellis, Akamai's Director of Enterprise Security for Asia Pacific and Japan, as he discusses the realities confronting todays modern bank, and ways that they can not 'just' survive but thrive in the midst of adversity with a 'protect and perform' strategy.

Mr. John Ellis
Director, Enterprise Security (Asia Pacific & Japan)
Akamai Technologies

10.00 - 10.30 Keynote 2: Moving to the Cloud ?Key Considerations and Planning

Session discovery:

  • Developing a road map to cloud computing adoption and everything inbetween?
  • Why partnering with service providers is a key enabler for virtualization and cloud?
  • Outlining cloud computing strategy and key lessons learned so far?
  • What will the future of financial services look like with cloud computing in the IT mix?

Mr. Sudi Balu
CIO
Telstra Global

10.30 - 11.00 Keynote 3: IT- Security Trends 2013

Session discovery:

  • Developments of the Malware-Market?
  • How successful are we in protecting IT assets?
  • What solutions do we have and how efficient are these?

Mr. Michael Greco
Vice President of Strategic Alliance, Asia Pacific
Integralis


11.00 - 11.15 Morning Networking Coffee Break
11.15 - 11.45 Keynote 4: Open Source Adoption in Financial Services, The Journey Continues

What began as a better way to build software—openness, transparency, collaboration—soon shifted the balance of power in an entire industry. The revolution of choice continues with the financial services industry taking a leadership role in terms of open source adoption around the world. This session will provide an update on the continued progress of open source adoption in the financial services industry and some recommendations for maximizing return on and reducing cost.
Topics covered will include:
  • An Overview of Red Hat and Its Expanded Product Portfolio?
  • A Look at Some of the Research Driving Open Source Adoption?
  • An Update on Red Hat's Global Financial Services Strategy ?
  • Examples Where Red Hat & Its Partners Are Helping Banks Address Top Issues?

Mr. Rich Feldmann
Global Director of Financial Services
Red Hat

11.45 - 12.15 Keynote 5: Reach Your Business Goals ?Faster

Cost reduction strategies, customer-centricity and risk management are just three of the key initiatives grabbing an FSI CIO's attention in 2013 and beyond. Underpinning these, and similar, initiatives is a core set of common IT capabilities the attainment of which will absolutely dictate the initiatives' success or failure.
This presentation will discuss these core capabilities and deliver detailed case studies showing how Software AG customers have addressed these key initiatives.

Mr. Dan Ternes
Regional CTO ?Asia Pacific
Software AG

12.15 - 13.00 CIO Insights Panel One: What are the key technology focuses for the year of 2013 and ahead in FSI?

Session discovery:

  • Look 3 to 5 years ahead and cover all aspects of mobility, cloud, security and customer satisfaction.
  • Identify what you have done something significant or have a strong view of why you haven’t done something in the past
  • Is IT or the business leading these initiatives in your organisation/ customers/ why?
  • Are you integrating your security/availability frameworks across your internal and public cloud domains/if so, how?
  • Highlight something that you and your organisation have done particularly well
Panel Chair:
Mr. Geoff McClelland, Program Director, CIO Connect HK

Executive Panelists:
Mr. Michael K. M. LeungSenior Vice President & Chief Information Officer, China Construction Bank (Asia)
Mr. Tonet SantanaDigital and Mobile Solutions Lead, Regional Product Management, Asia Pacific, Treasury and Trade Solutions, Citi Transaction Services
Ms. Suk–Wah KwokRegion al Chief Information Officer - Asia Pacific, Lockton Companies (Hong Kong) Ltd.
Ms. Minerva TantocoCTO, Client Facing Technology APAC, UBS
Mr. Victor ThuProduct Marketing ?End User Computing, APJ, VMware
13.00 - 14.00 CIO Networking Luncheon Roundtables
Sponsored by Actuate (By Invitation Only)

Mr. Andrew Wildblood
Director of Sales, Asia Telstra Global
14.00 - 14.40 CIO Insights Panel Two: How strategic do you place innovation in a business point of view?

Session discovery:

  • Does your organization have a position looking for innovation? How do you do it?
  • What do business leaders think? Are you getting pressure to innovate?
  • What can a CIO really do to strategically deal with this issue?
  • How do you strategically deal with this issue in your organization? What would you recommend to the audience?
  • What level of the organization do you delegate this to? How do you manage it?
  • What are the skills that you believe we should now be recruiting?
  • Ultimately does the business really care? Should they not own this issue? Why is it always falling on IT? Who should drive this discussion?
  • In your years of experience what are the key strategies that work in this space regardless of new technologies? What is the basic framework you use?
  • What are the big concerns you see in this space that CIO really need to worry about?
  • What are the challenges you see in this space for your organisation?
  • What new technologies do you believe are driving innovaton?
  • How innovative do you think Hong Kong is?
Panel Chair:
Mr. Egidio Zarrella,Clients and Innovation Partner, KPMG

Executive Panelists:
Mr. Peter Mo, Head of IT for Greater China, Credit Suisse Asia Pacific
Mr. Marijana Fung, Head of GT Production, North Asia, Deutsche bank
Mr. Ashok Kalyanswamy, Managing Director, CIO, Asia ex-Japan, Nomura International (Hong Kong) Ltd.
Mr. Albert Tay, Councilor and Chairman, Cloud Computing Chapter, Singapore Infocomm Technology Federation (SiTF)
Mr. Mike McCarthy,Regional Head of GIS, RBS

14.40 - 15.10 Keynote 6: Capitalizing the Big Data in Banking

Big Data and Customer Communications Management (CCM) are two of the hottest trends in IT industry circles. Big Data is generally characterised by the large, varied and rapidly growing volume of information that often remains untapped by existing BI and data warehousing systems. CCM is both the strategy and technology used in managing customer communications in the enterprise. Increasingly, having the capacity to process Big Data and the tools to analyse it effectively as well as effective management of an organisations?CCM processes is becoming a competitive necessity, as well as the ability to meet the increasing end user requirement to access and respond to data anywhere using their mobile touch devices. As a result, IT leaders need to rethink many aspects of how they manage and deliver information - from investment in infrastructure, data-mining and analytics tools, how documents composed in their solutions are created to feed the multi-channel consumption, to new policies for organising and accessing data, so that they can deliver more of it across various devices and in meaningful ways too.

As Big Data infrastructures are being built and Big Data analysis problems are being identified with the intent to bring new insights to everyone in the organization, few are really in position to capitalise on it now and to use Big Data to provide an end to end holistic management of customer communications. At this session, we will discuss how you can spread the benefit of Big Data analysis to the enterprise by integrating it with your traditional information and presenting it in highly visual ways that users will understand, as well as enable organizations to develop, implement and manage enterprise-class customer communications management solutions. We will show that Actuate technology provides solutions for the creation of the documents that utilize Big Data, to processing these statements for all kinds of business uses, to the storage, retrieval and the delivery of this content to the end consumers.

BIRT iHub will provide you a roadmap for how to begin, evolve and master your Big Data dilemma. Whether it is delivering critical information to employees and customers anywhere via mobile devices, finding insight from customer histories, or putting unstructured data to use, Actuate can show you the way. Actuate delivers value for businesses and customers in live environments every day, delivering millions of transactions and billions of documents for mission critical systems and documents throughout multiple industries.


Mr. Jeff Mills
VP International ?Actuate Xeons Group,
Actuate


and

Mr. Wen Siang Woo
APAC Ebterprise Group
Actuate


and

Mr. Rajan Sharma
Regional Sales Engineer, APAC Xeons Group,
Actuate

15.10 - 15.40 Keynote 7: Case Study - How 36 Million Euros was Stolen from Bank Customers

An estimated €36+ million has been stolen from more than 30,000 corporate and private bank accounts across Europe via cyberattack in online and mobile banking. This case study dissects the attack and provides a step-by-step walkthrough of how the full attack transpired from the initial infection through to the illicit financial transfer, and provide insights to how enterprise or individuals can protect themselves against the cyberattack


Mr. Calvin Ng
Regional Manager, Hong Kong, Macau & Korea
Checkpoint Software Technologies
15.40 - 16.00 Afternoon Networking Coffee Break
16.00 - 16.45 CIO Insights Panel Three: Security Risk in 2013: Emerging Trends, Threats and Mitigation - Identifying key priorities for 2013 and beyond

Session discovery:

  • Technology and consumer trends impacting security
  • How securities priorities in the banking and financial services industry are being changed by emerging security environments like cloud and mobility
  • Best practices to securing mobile devices, developing BYOD policy frameworks, and cultivating security awareness while implementing mobility and BYOD programs within the organizations
  • How to keep the enterprise productive while defending it from a new breed of sophisticated threats
  • The next frontier of security concerns reflected by cybercrime trends
Panel Chair:
Mr. Alex Skilton, Senior Manager, KPMG Information Security

Executive Panelists
Mr. Fuller Yu, Head of Technology Risk, Group Technology and Operations, AIA Group
Mr. Micky Lo, Head of Global Technology, Greater China and Taiwan, Deutsche Bank
AG Mr. Anil Mahtani, Chief Operational Risk Officer, ING Insurance Asia Pacific
Mr. Jerome Walter, Chief Security Officer, Asia Pacific , Natixis
Mr. Christophe Gabioud, APAC Regional Information Security Officer, UBS

16.45 Closing Remarks
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