2nd Financial Data & Information Asia 2009

Our Distinguished Faculty of Speakers

Ling Tao
Director, Financial Stability Department
People’s Bank of China

Chai Hongfeng

Executive Vice President

China Unionpay

Jiang Wei
Head of Science and Technology
People’s Bank of China Shanghai

Hou Weidong
CIO
Bank of Communications

Eli I Sinyak
CIO, Asia Pacific
HSBC

Fu Xiaoyang
CIO
China Industrial Bank

Hua Min
President of IT
China Merchants Bank

Liu Shiping
Chief Scientist of Financial IT Institute
China Academy of Science

Wei Meng Goh
Vice President, IT
OCBC

Lin Li
CIO
Bank of East Asia China

Cormac Kelly
Head of Consumer Banking Technology & Operations
DBS

Monica Li
Head of IT
UBS Securities China

Annie Huang
CIO
CPIC

Zhu Hongling
CIO
China Life

Lewis Tam
GM for Information Security
Ping An of China

Eric J. Kim
Vice President & CTO
Samsung Securities

Bai Shuo
CIO
Shanghai Stock Exchange

David Lee
CIO
Shanghai Future Exchange

Makato Shibata
Chief Analyst for E-business
Bank of Tokyo Mitsubishi

Mr Craig Lewis Bond
CEO
Standard Bank

Umesh Jain
President & CIO
Yes Bank

Zhao Aizhong
GM of IT
BOC Insurance

Song Jueqin

Vice President

Shanghai Gold Exchange

David L. Mamo
General Manager
De Lage Landen (China) Co Ltd

Wang Zhiqiang
CIO
Wing Lung Bank

John Alan Cooper
Deputy General Manager, IT Operation
Bank Muscat

Ma Guangti
CIO
China Minzu Securities

Victor Lim
COO
AEGON-CNOOC

Andes Chen
CIO
AEGON-CNOOC

John Wilson
CEO
Empowered Systems Ltd

Liao Yabing
CIO
GUOSEN Securities

Fu Gang
Head of IT
Tai Kang Life

Zhu Dongping
Senior Research Fellow
Peking University
Guanghua School
of Management

Overview

Data & information is widely regarded as the most important corporate asset in the financial services industry. Financial institutions are striving to improve data quality, move towards Enterprise-wide Data Management, reduce operational risk and remain compliant to new and existing regulations.

Here come many new challenges and opportunities for global financial IT market. As Asia becomes the most stable market for financial services, foreign financial groups choose different data strategies to support new business in this new market. On the other hand, China’s financial services become the largest and most profitable ones in the world. They are learning to play a leading role in the global market, taking part in M&A and strategic alliance. They begin to focus on green storage, data security and BI in a global and strategic level.

What Makes FDI Asia 2009 Unique?

200+ Financial CIOs, CTOs and IT Decision Makers Focus on Data Management

80+ Leading Financial Services in the World for Strategic Intelligence & Potential Cooperation

10 Roundtable Discussions, Specializing in 10 Hot Issues

Policy Reading from 5 Financial IT Regulators of Central Bank and 3 Regulatory Commissions

3 Case Studies for Real Practice of Data Management Boosting Business

8 Minutes Speed Networking vs 12 Hours Networking Opportunities

Collecting 100+ Ideas from 60 Financial Data Insiders’ Brainstorming