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The 3rd annual Global Payment Summit (GPS) in Singapore is a leading forum
where key thought leaders, experts and practitioners in the payment and
transaction arena meet and discuss the innovation agenda. The Summit includes
two days of presentations and dialogue on key issues, and networking with senior
level professionals, delivered through a non-commercial agenda.
The payments landscape has undergone a tremendous metamorphosis over the
past decade due to fast-changing technological innovations and evolving
regulations. Globally, the growth in digital payments and new market entrants
continues to fuel a continuous state of change and innovation, expected to
accelerate further over the next decade.
GPS offers Plenary sessions with Keynote presentations to open and close each
day along with a choice of 3 streams providing one-hour in depth, expert coverage
to address key payment and transaction topics. Next to Payment and Transaction
topics, this year’s Summit also offers a dedicated stream on Financial Inclusion
topics with the objective to create a greater awareness and dialogue on this global
issue. Delegates may choose between three program streams of the 2-day agenda
to direct their own professional development goals.
We welcome your attendance at this Global Payment Summit in Singapore, which
continues to attract a large audience of Asia Pacific attendees. GPS is organised
by Transactives, which also organises the companion event, EPCA Payment
Summit” in Europe, (www.epcapaymentsummit.com ) now in its 14th edition.
As you browse through the agenda, please feel free to contact us to discuss your
input, ideas and suggestions to further build on a successful 2015 Global Payment
Summit.
26-27 August 2015 | SINGAPORE
Harry Smorenberg
Founder & Chairman, Global Payment Summit
www.globalpaymentsummit.com / info@transactives.com
GLOBAL Payment Summit 2015 | Day 1 26 Aug
08.00
Registration
09.00
Welcome and introduction by Chairman - Harry Smorenberg
09.10
Keynote Opening: Asia builds the future of payments
Rachel Hunt, Marketing Director of Asia Pacific & Japan, ACI Worldwide
09.30
Keynote: Money for Everyone: Financial Inclusion in Asia Pacific - by Asian Development Bank
Betty Wilkinson, Director, Public Management, Financial Sector and Trade Division
10.00
Keynote Panel Debate: Digital payment, financial inclusion and impact investing
- Chair: Professor David Lee, Executive/Academic Director, SKBI, Singapore Management University
- Anju Patwardhan, Group Chief Innovation Officer of Standard Chartered Bank
- Eric Duflos, Regional Representative for East Asia and the Pacific, CGAP, World Bank
- Pranav Seth, Senior Vice President & Head, E-business & Business Transformation at OCBC Bank
1045
Networking Break
Disruptive Innovations
Scheme & Regulatory
Financial Inclusion
[ Pelican Room ]
[ Kingfisher Room ]
[ Toucan Room ]
1115
A1
Beyond Mobile Payments
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Beyond the traditional concepts
Positioning HCE & Apple…
Next steps in mobile payments
Impact of mobile payments have
on social networks and local
marketing.
• An in-depth session on next step
development effecting retail and
mobile landscapes.
Faisal Omar
| FMO Consulting | Sydney
Ekarach Salayutidech
| Pay Solutions Co., Ltd | Bangkok
Sirish Kumar
| CEO & Co-Founder | Telr |
Singapore
1215
Lunch
B1
C1
Part I : Impact of Regulation
on the Payment Landscape
Payments as a Catalyst for
Financial Inclusion
Matching the European and
Asia-Pacific practices
• sharing lessons learned
• barriers and opportunities
• common directions versus
specific differences
• next steps in regulation: towards
more global alignment?
Expert introductions by:
Gijs Boudewijn | Chair Payments,
European Banking Federation |
Brussels
• Linking payments to savings,
credit and insurance
• Building a profitable business
model
• Compliance and consumer
protection
• Profile of the unbanked and
other groups: refugees, SMEs
and women
Mark Sutton, Director, Treasury &
Trade Solutions, Citibank
Brooke Patterson | Digital
Development Regional Advisor for
Asia | US Agency for International
Development’s (USAID) Global
Development Lab | Hanoi
Christine Duhaime
| Lawyer, Executive Director and
Founder | Digital Finance Institute |
Toronto
The Payments Roadmap Expansion into Asia
Part 2 : Impact of Regulation
on the Payment Landscape
• Impact of eCommerce & mobile
transactions
• How to drive a seamless
customer experience in Asia
• “social” payments redefining
communities
Forum debate with key
regulatory authorities
• sharing lessons learned
• barriers and opportunities
Dr. Neil Katkov, SVP | Celent
Global Asian Financial Services
Group | Tokyo
Forum debate chair:
Mark Sutton, Director, Treasury &
Trade Solutions, Citibank
Naushad Hussain, Head, Global
Retail Payments Global Sales, FX
and Transaction Banking Treasury
and Markets | CIMB | Kuala
Lumpur
India: Financial Inclusion and
Digital Payment Growth
• Growth of Online transactions
• High COD cost & unavailability,
underserved geographies
Josiah Lam | Senior Manager
Financial Infrastructure
Development | Hong Kong
Monetary Authority
Ravi Patel
| Co-Founder | HomePay |
Singapore
C2
The role of Remittances to drive
economic empowerment
• Trends in migration and
remittance flows
• What's driving the consumer
choice
• Lowering cost of remittances
Janos Barberis | Regulatory
expert | Fintech HK | HongKong
Warren Hayashi
| President, Asia Pacific | Adyen |
Singapore
1430
B2
A2
13.30
Gijs Boudewijn | Chair Payment
Systems Committee | European
Banking Federation | Brussels
Guarav Zutshi, CEO, My Mobile
Payments Ltd | India
Networking Break
1500
A3
Country Focus: Indonesia
Future of Payment Developments
in Indonesia
• Industry perspectives from
payment provider, bank
• Launch of new G2P payments in
Indonesia with mobile delivering
aid and banking access
• How to be successful in a
population of 250million
Rico Frans | Senior Executive Vice
President | Bank Mandiri | Jakarta
Setyo Harsoyo | CEO | PT Sprint
Asia Technology
B3
Towards a Cashless Society
• Blue-print case studies from
Norway & The Netherlands
• Changing consumer habits
• New solutions for merchants
• Strategies that worked
• Singapore’s new focus on
Fintech and digital economy
Gijs Boudewijn | Chair Payment
Systems Committee | European
Banking Federation | Brussels
Roy Teo | Director & Head,
Technology & Payments, Fintech &
Innovation Group | Monetary
Authority of Singapore
C3
How Mobile Payments are
Changing the Digital Payment
eco-system
• Building a customer-centric
mobile payments model
• User experience drives volume
• Case study
Lito Villanueva | Vice President
and Head Financial Innovations,
Digital Inclusion & Alliances |
Smart Communications | Manila
Debbie Watkins , Managing
Director, Fern Software |
Singapore
Gautam Jain | Global Head, Client
Access and Product Development
Standard Chartererd | Singapore
1600
1630
1700
Directions of the Singapore Payments Landscape: reflections and outlook.
Bernard Wee, Executive Director, Financial Markets Development Department | Monetary Authority of
Singapore
Biometrics Uncovered: Stronger Security and Great User Experience in Payments
- by Paul Burmester, CEO | ValidSoft | UK
Cocktail Reception
GLOBAL Payment Summit 2015 | Day 2 27 Aug
08.00
Welcome Coffee
09.00
Welcome and wrap up Day 1
09.05
Keynote: Advocating Payments for the Poor & Unbanked
Rebecca Mann | Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation | Washington
09.30
Keynote: The Battle of Context Will Define Payment Winners
Christophe Uzureau | Gartner | Hong Kong
10.00
Keynote Plenary panel debate: What’s hot in the global Fintech agenda on payments?
Don Ginsel | Holland Fintech | Amsterdam
Janos Barberis | Hong Kong Fintech | Hong Kong
Markus Gnirck | Startupbootcamp Fintech | Singapore
Gerben Visser | Singapore FinTech Consortium | Singapore
10.45
Networking Break
Disruptive
Innovations
E-Commerce
Financial Inclusion
Fintech Pitches
[ Toucan Room ]
[ Sharama Room ]
[ Kingfisher Room ]
[ Pelican Room ]
11.15
A4
Panel Debate
Beyond Crypto
Currencies:
How Blockchain
Technology will Decentralize Payments
• Update on Crypto
Currency
• Key usage cases
beyond Bitcoin
• Opportunities for banks
with the underlying
technologies
• Debate / cases / Q&A
Zennon Kapron | MD,
Kapronasia | Shanghai
Marcus Swanepoel | Cofounder & CEO | BitX |
Singapore
David Piesse | CRO |
Guard Time | Hong Kong
Anson Zeall | CEO |
CoinPip | Singapore
Roger Gu | Director of
Partnerships | Coinbase |
San Francisco
12.15
Lunch
B4
The Emerging Asian ECommerce Trends &
Opportunities
C4
Country Focus:
Philippines
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• APAC is the new
frontier for
eCommerce
• Regarding APAC as
one market
• AEC (ASEAN
Economic Community)
eCommerce blueprint
• “One Road One Belt”
silk-road concept from
China
• Trends and
opportunities in Asia
Koh Jin-Kit | Business
Development | Payvision
| Singapore
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Financial Inclusion
agenda
National Payments
System development
G2P payments
Driving digital payment
usage
Raymond O. Estioko
Deputy Director, Office of
the Deputy Governor
Supervision and
Examination Sector |
Bangko Sentral ng
Pilipinas | Manila
Randolph Montesa
Head of Cards and
Electronic Banking Group
| LandBank | Manila
D1
Fintech presentations
and pitches by
11.15 Kyepot
KyePot unlocks the
financial potential of the
social collective for
the benefit of the
individual, the group and
the community
Sidd Gandhi | Founder
& CEO
11.35 Toast
Toast is a new financial
app built on Blockchain,
allowing real time money
transfers
Aaron Siwoku | CEO
11.55 Kashmi
P2P mobile payment
solution operating
through a simple free
network with embedded
social media functions
Rakhil Fernando | CEO
13.15
A5
The Challenges of
Payments in Gaming
Country Focus: Malaysia
• MMOs, Social Games,
Casual Games, Mobile
games from and online
payment's perspective.
• Payment models in
games industry
• How to enter the
industry
Victor Bacre | Principal
Consultant in Digital Sales
| Wirecard Asia Pacifc |
Taipei
Rivai Adidharma
SVP International
Business Development at
MOL Global Inc |
Singapore
14.15
C5
B5
Blue Print Case of
eCommerce / eBusiness
approach in Malaysia
• Challenges and
opportunities of
eCommerce in
Malaysia
• Payments development
and changes from
regulation
• B2B cases
Nurezali Bin Osman
Head of eCommerce
Strategy & Industry
Development, Multimedia
Development Corporation
| KL
Chan Kok Long | CEO |
ipay88 | KL
Amar Abrol | CEO | Tune
Money Sdn Bhd | KL
D2
Digital identity as
transaction opportunity
Fintech presentations
and pitches by
• Key trends
• Buyers & seller
requirements
• Core applications and
revenue opportunities
• Regulatory drivers
13.15 : Tapidata
Digital receipt technology
that allows seamless
account management and
customer data analytics
for retailers.
Renee Tan | CSO
Douwe Lycklama |
Partner, Innopay |
Amsterdam
13.35 : Smart Pesa
Cards and mPOS play the
dominant role for
the Banking Last Mile in
emerging markets via
mini-ATM and agency
Barry Levett | Co-founder
and CFO
13.55 : SGREX
Early payments on
receivables to SMEs
Richard Klatt | Director
Networking Break
14.45
A6
Fighting Cybercrime
• Payment sector
triggering innovative
cyber criminals
(organized crime)
• Dealing with security
and fraud challenges
(cases), innovations.
• Cyber security threats
and trends
• National perspective :
Malaysia - Landscape
and initiatives
Carrine Teoh, Head of
Product Development and
Marketing, CyberSecurity
Malaysia | Kuala Lumpur
Lito Villanueva | Vice
President and Head
Financial Innovations,
Digital Inclusion &
Alliances | Smart
Communications | Manila
B6
D3
E-Commerce in
SouthEast Asia
Fintech presentations
and pitches by
eCommerce Panel:
facilitating SMEs'
payments challenge
• Growth opportunities in
SEA
• Importance of fulfilment
• COD as innovative
challenge
14.45 Billpay
The easiest way to
manage and pay your
bills.
Salamat Ali | CEO
Pawoot Pongvitayapanu
| Managing Director &
Founder TARAD.com President at Thai ECommerce Association
Dick Chiang | CEO |
DragonPay & Chair of
Digital Commerce
Philippines
Timothy Lee | Vice
President of Global
Strategy at SingPost
eCommerce | Singapore
15.05 Invoice
Interchange
Increasing adoption of
online invoice financing
amongst SMEs as it offers
speed, flexibility
transparency
Brian Teng | CEO & cofounder
15.25 Match Move Pay
Asia’s First Mobile Wallet
and Payment Card
Solution: Safer than a
Debit card. Works like a
Credit card
Gitesh Athavale | SVP &
GM
15.45
Keynote Plenary panel debate: Disruptive innovations driving the payment transformation
- Paul Burmester | CEO | ValidSoft | London
- Sirish Kumar | CEO & Co-Founder | Telr | Singapore
- Soma Ramasamy Head of Strategy, APAC | PayPal | Singapore
16.30
End of Program
Aug 26th
Chairman’s
Welcome
09:00
09:10
Harry Smorenberg
CEO of Smorenberg
Corporate Consultancy
Harry is a financial services marketing and positioning strategist. He
previously worked at Banque Paribas and ABN AMRO and was a director
at two leading strategic consultants.
He is a leading contributor to innovation in both the retail and corporate
payments and transaction space. He has also been actively involved in
developing solutions in financial planning, international pensions and
'social innovations'. His strength is in catalyzing institutions into developing
vision and strategies, and in identifying and implementing client-centric
solutions.
He is a columnist and guest speaker, sits on several advisory boards and
regularly publishes in leading international media.
Other functions:
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Member of the International Advisory Board of the Europe - China
Institute, Nyenrode University
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Adjunct Professor at Joint Innovation Center for Social Management
of Urban and Rural Communities in Hubei Province - Zhongnan
University in Wuhan, China
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Member of the Board of Advisors of NIBUD (National Institute for
Family Finance Information)
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Chairman Editorial Advisory Board of Banking & Finance Europe
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Founder & Chairman of the International EPCA Payment Summit
(www.epcapaymentsummit.com)
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Founder & Chairman of the GlobalPaymentSummit - Singapore
(www.globalpaymentsummit.com)
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Founder & CEO of Transactives BV
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Founder & Chairman of the WorldPensionSummit
(www.worldpensionsummit.com)
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Co-founder of China Pension Forum - national platform (Renmin
University - Beijing)
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Founder and Chairman of New Normal in Working and Social
Innovation (www.nieuwenormwerken.nl)
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CFO of the foundation "Stichting Drie Dolfijnen" (charity fund)
Aug 26th
Keynote
09:10
09:30
Rachel Hunt
Marketing Director of
Asia Pacific & Japan
| ACI Worldwide
Asia Pacific Builds the Future of Payments
Mobile wallets, real-time infrastructures, m-commerce and complex
payment fraud incidents are no longer distant industry trends but real
market dynamics for Asia Pacific.
In a region where 70% to 80% of the industry is made up by Small and
Medium Enterprises (SMEs), with some of the highest levels of adoption of
social media and mobile connectivity and very disparate levels of financial
inclusion and payment infrastructures, Asia Pacific has the potential to lead
payment innovation. This will increasingly require banks, processors and
retailers to transform their business models as they are challenged by new
entrants in particular in the e-commerce space. The presentation will
introduce the results of a brand new survey on the impact of the shared
economy on digital payments in Asia, discuss how growth will need to
include SMEs and how deploying digital-based services will offer
competitive edge and promote financial inclusion.
Rachel Hunt is Marketing Director of Asia Pacific & Japan for ACI
Worldwide. Based in Singapore, Rachel is responsible for the management
and direction of all aspects of marketing in Asia Pacific.
Rachel has 20 years experience in financial services technology having
held roles with banks, industry vendors including Temenos and Perot
System, as well as having provided consultancy services for over a decade
at independent research firms, such as IDC and Tripliii. In her career, she
has worked in various locations across the US, Europe and Asia.
Rachel brings a diverse and extensive experience from the fintech industry
and is a prolific conference speaker focused on innovation in the payment
sector. Prior to joining ACI Worldwide, Rachel advised banks and fintech
companies on their go-to-market strategies as well as provided key
insights into market directions.
Aug 26th
Keynote
09:30
10:00
Betty Wilkinson,
Director, Public
Management,
Financial Sector and
Trade Division
Money for Everyone: Financial Inclusion in Asia
Pacific - by Asian Development Bank
Financial inclusion – the provision of affordable, timely, and safe financial
services to everyone -- is now an essential element of the modern age.
Central banks worldwide have made financial inclusion one of their top
three items to address in the next decade. Financial institutions are
emerging to provide a wide range of services via cell phone, both across
the dinner table and across the globe. Governments and development
partners such as the ADB are facilitating technological solutions and
monitoring financial services uptake globally. The emergence of new forms
of microfinance, microinsurance, microsavings, and small remittances are
demonstrating how technology is opening the doors to low income
households – and for the rest of us. As just one national example, the
government of Kazakhstan is planning to create cloud technology over
their entire country to facilitate financial inclusion and the digital economy.
But there are still large numbers of families who deal entirely in cash, and
countries where 747s are moving physical currency from place to place
three times a week. Betty Wilkinson of the Asian Development Bank will
share:
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What is this ‘financial inclusion’ anyway, and why should we care?
How does the technology revolution open the door to financial
participation?
How is the ADB involved, and how might you engage?
Ms. Wilkinson is a leading professional in financial sector development
and public management, with over thirty-five years of long-term
professional field experience worldwide. She is internationally recognized
for her expertise and innovation in financial inclusion and ICT, small
business development, public management systems, and promotion of
effective evaluation. She leads her Asian Development Bank team of 24
professionals in delivery of a $2.2 billion program, with technical advice,
field projects, and applied research across six sectors in ten countries of
Central and South Asia.
Work areas include SME finance for women, mobile banking, G2P, health
microinsurance, infrastructure finance, technical and vocational education
for migrants, public-private partnerships, reform of pensions and capital
markets, and policy change to improve private sector investment climates.
Ms. Wilkinson has led financial inclusion work in ADB and sits on the
guiding committee for ADB’s Financial Sector Group. She has worked as
an entrepreneur, banker, donor representative, field researcher, policy
advisor, and developing country government senior official. She uses a
participatory, inclusive style to successfully engage and support
stakeholders and key champions of reform, such as those in the audience
today.
Aug 26th
Keynote
10:00
10:45
Prof David LEE
Kuo Chuen
Executive/Academic
Director, Sim Kee
Boon Institute for
Financial Economics
(SKBI) Singapore
Management
University
Anju Patwardhan
Group Chief Innovation
Officer of Standard
Chartered Bank
Eric Duflos
CGAP Regional
Representative for
East Asia and the
Pacific
Pranav Seth
Senior Vice President
& Head, E-business &
Business
Transformation at
OCBC Bank
Keynote Panel Debate: Digital payment, financial
Inclusion and impact investing
The 45 minutes debate will focus on the latest trend in disruption of
financial institutions by digital banks and internet finance, and the role of
financial inclusion and impact investing.
There are great challenges facing banks and other payments service
providers in a tightly regulated environment. The new comers to the
business of payment services are gaining market share and expanding
their business to other financial services via the payment platform. With the
original motive of investing with social and economic impact, investors are
seeing good rewards from investing in non-financial firms that provide
financial inclusion products and services. Will there be more M-Pesa and
Alipay? Will the momentum of disruption continue? Will impact investing
become main stream? What is the response of the banks? These are
interesting issues that will be discussed and debated in this keynote panel.
Professor David Lee is the Executive and Academic Director of
Singapore Management University’s Sim Kee Boon Institute for Financial
Economics. He has been principal of his own hedge fund firm, was a
pioneer of the Asian REITS Industry, and has a research interest in how
financial technology will transform global financial services. He is on the
board of listing companies and charitable organisations. He consults for
financial institutions and works closely with startups. He received his BSc
(Econs), MSc and PhD from the London School of Economics and Political
Science. He has three books on Asia Finance and Digital Currency.
Anju Patwardhan is Group Chief Innovation Officer for Standard
Chartered Bank, based in Singapore. In this role, Anju leads the Bank’s
strategic innovation agenda. She is responsible for driving a strategic and
sustainable approach on the use of emerging technologies and data
science solutions for operational efficiency and client service delivery. SC
Studios, the Bank’s technology and innovation centre strategically
positioned in San Francisco to tap the Silicon Valley’s dynamic ecosystem,
is under her leadership. Reporting directly to Group Chief Information
Officer, Michael Gorriz, Anju is a member of Standard Chartered’s Global
Technology and Operations (GTO) Management Group and Executive
Leadership Team.
Eric has 20 years of experience in advancing financial inclusion for the
poor. Based in Singapore he represents CGAP in the region. CGAP is a
leading global knowledge center for financial inclusion housed at the World
Bank (www.cgap.org). Since he joined CGAP in 2003, Eric’s research on
financial inclusion has focused on policy and regulatory issues, digital
finance, customer centricity, responsible finance, and aid effectiveness. He
has taught policy and financial inclusion at the Turin/Boulder course, and at
Sciences-Po, Paris. He regularly authors articles and publications including
recent reports on financial inclusion in China, Myanmar and Vietnam.
Aug 26th
Keynote
10:00
10:45
Prof David LEE
Kuo Chuen
Executive/Academic
Director, Sim Kee
Boon Institute for
Financial Economics
(SKBI) Singapore
Management
University
Anju Patwardhan
Group Chief Innovation
Officer of Standard
Chartered Bank
Eric Duflos
CGAP Regional
Representative for
East Asia and the
Pacific
Pranav Seth
Senior Vice President
& Head, E-business &
Business
Transformation at
OCBC Bank
Continued…
Pranav Seth leads the digital agenda and oversees the e-business and
business transformation functions at OCBC Bank's consumer franchise
and Bank of Singapore. He is responsible for transforming and realizing
the full consumer and business potential of all digital and digital-enabled
consumer touch points. He is also responsible for non-credit card
payments initiatives within the consumer bank. In this role, he has led
radical simplification of multiple customer and bank agent touch points and
introduced many award winning innovations leveraging analytics and
customer led design thinking. Prior to joining OCBC Bank, Pranav worked
with McKinsey and Co and consulted various financial services firms
across Asia on formulating business strategies and leveraging technology
and innovation to drive value creation. He stays passionate about the
intersection and interplay of technology, society and management.
Aug 26th
Chair
Track C
Financial
Inclusion
Juanita Woodward
Principal
CTD Connecting the
Dots
Juanita Woodward has extensive experience across the financial services
and payments industry, and has worked across the developed and
emerging markets in Asia Pacific region since 1991. Her payments
experience covers corporate, consumer, and remittance payments,
including card and mobile solutions
Ms Woodward is the Principal at CTD Connecting the Dots, a boutique
consultancy firm providing marketing strategy, communications, research,
product strategy and project management services in the area of
Payments, Remittances and Financial Inclusion. She has extensive
practical work experience and deep content knowledge expertise in the
area of financial inclusion, low value payments, and postal payment
networks.
She has held various regional and global roles in marketing and product
management at Citi, ABN AMRO and Standard Chartered Bank based in
Singapore, and more recently served as the Executive Director, Asia
Pacific for Eurogiro A/S Singapore branch – a global payments network
comprised of postal organisations and other payments providers in over 50
countries. She also served as the Eurogiro representative on the World
Bank’s Public and Private sector advisory group on migrant worker
Remittances, and as an Observer at the intra-governmental agency, APPU
(Asia Pacific Postal Union) Executive Committee meetings. Ms Woodward is an American citizen and Singapore Permanent Resident.
She holds a BBA in Finance from Emory University, Atlanta, Georgia, USA.
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Industry Advisory Council Member, NUS Business School - Centre for
Corporate Governance, Institutions & Organisations (2013-2016)
Member of Judging Panel, 2014, 2015: APAC Effie Marketing Awards
Member of American Chamber of Commerce Singapore, Financial
Services Committee
Advisor, PrimeTime Business and Professional Women’s Association,
Singapore
Aug 26th
TRACK
A1
11:15
12:15
Faisal Omar
FSO Consulting
Sydney
Ekarach
Salayutidech
COO
Pay Solutions
Bangkok
Sirish Kumar
CEO & Co-Founder
Telr
Faisal is a Management Professional and Consultant for Digital Solutions
with a focus on eCommerce, Online Payments and Mobile Payments
within a Telecom and Financial Services environment.
He has held senior roles as Solution Architect for ICT Solutions, Product
and Business Development manager within the payments space for
enterprise businesses and engaged in consulting activities for several
payment organisations and startups around Africa, Australia, Asia and the
Middle East. His passion for providing innovative solutions has allowed him
to excel as a visionary Entrepreneur and Founder of digital startups in
Kenya, UAE, Australia and the UK.
Faisal holds and MBA from the Middlesex University, London and lives in
Sydney, Australia with his family. He is an avid auto enthusiast having
participated in several forms of motorsport at national and international
levels.
Ekarach Salayutidech is the Chief Operating Officer in Pay Solutions Co.,
Ltd in Bangkok, Thailand. An experienced professional in the Thai retail
industry, he has 10 years experience in Retail Business, Payments
Industry and Financial Service. Before his current appointment, he was
the Corporate Product Development Manager at Bangkok Bank PLC.. His
knowledge of the Thai payments industry also include managing payment
products when he was the Payment Product Development Manager at
Thanachart Bank PLC.. He was also the Marketing Section Manager at
The Mall Group, one of the largest retail groups in Thailand.
Sirish was a senior executive in Motorola, Nokia, Cargill and most recently
at PayPal as CFO for Southeast Asia. He has leveraged his expertise in
commercial negotiations, financial modelling, and post-acquisition
integration. He has led geographical expansion strategies in several
emerging markets. He has also developed financing solutions for B2B
models, in collaboration with credit insurers and banks, leading to more
than 100% top line profitable growth in new markets. Sirish is a Chartered
Accountant and holds a Master’s degree in Business Administration from
INSEAD, France.
Aug 26th
TRACK
A2
13:30
14:30
The Payments Roadmap - Expansion into Asia
Neil Katkov
Senior Vice President,
Celent Global Asian
Financial Services
Group
Warren Hayashi
President, Asia
Pacific,
Adyen
Ravi Patel
CEO and co-founder
HomePay
We are seeing an unprecedented demand for Asian payment methods.
Companies - whether they are based in the Americas or Europe looking to
expand into Asia. Similarly, Asian companies looking to expand in the
region beyond their home market - are looking at the enormous consumer
opportunities across the region. Those who can deliver the best consumer
payment experience across multiple channels will unlock this opportunity.
Is localization of payment methods the key in Asia Pacific, given the
diversity of culture and languages? Or can there be a consistent consumer
experience, as what the internet marketplaces have evolved across Asia,
with the likes of Zalora, Lazada, Rakuten? E-Commerce and online
shopping has created a different space for payments developments,
crossing a range of borders, buyers, merchants, and regulation. How
should providers navigate this maze to provide the best platform for the
region?
In this panel chaired by Neil Katkov, SVP at Celent, Warren Hayashi,
president of Adyen in Asia Pacific, and Ravi Patel of HomePay, will
deliberate on the opportunities and challenges in Asia for developments in
payments.
• E-commerce and mobile driving borderless commerce and it's
implications for payments.
• Driving a consistent customer experience in Asia-Pacific, with a wide
range of payment preferences and payment methods.
• Convergence of opportunities with omni-channel, blurring the lines
between e-commerce, mobile and in-store.
Neil Katkov, PhD, is the Senior Vice President of Celent's Global Asian
Financial Services Group and is based in the firm's Tokyo office. His areas
of expertise include the Asian financial services industry, financial services
distribution channels, and compliance issues including anti-money
laundering and business continuity planning.Dr. Katkov produces Celent's
popular reports on IT spending trends in the Asian banking, securities, and
insurance industries. He regularly advises leading financial institutions and
technology vendors on their business, technology, and compliance
strategies.
Warren joined Adyen in 2015 and spearheads Adyen’s continued
expansion in Asia. He was previously at PayPal as Head of Core
Payments, Asia-Pacific and brings with him 20 years of experience in
payments and technology spanning Asia and Silicon Valley. This
experience has given him a deep understanding of the needs of fast
growing global businesses in the complex Asian payments landscape.
Ravi is a FinTech and Payments entrepreneur based out of Singapore and
is currently the CEO and co-Founder of HomePay, a Social Payment
innovation targeted at families and small businesses. HomePay's first
product uses Smart Mobile Technologies linked to MasterCard Prepaid
Cards to solve real life household money challenges with new features,
controls and a truly invaluable mobile experience for all members.
Aug 26th
TRACK
B1
11:15
12:15
Gijs Boudewijn
Chairman of the
Payment Systems
Committee |
European Banking
Federation | Brussels
Deputy GM | Dutch
Payments
Association |
Amsterdam
Part I : Impact of Regulation on the Payment
Landscape
Matching the European and Asia-Pacific practices
• sharing lessons learned;
• barriers and opportunities
• common directions versus specific differences;
• next steps in regulation: towards more global alignment?
Gijs Boudewijn is Deputy General Manager at the Dutch Payments
Association, of which credit institutions, payment institutions and electronic
money institutions can become a member. Before that he was responsible
for payments and security related matters at the Dutch Banking
Association. He has extensive experience in domestic as well as
international (SEPA) payments issues, governance, competition law and
fraud prevention. He started as an in-house lawyer at a large savings
bank, and later became Head of Legal Affairs at the central Dutch clearing
house, Bankgirocentrale, the predecessor of Equens SE. In 1998, Mr
Boudewijn joined the Dutch Banking Association as Head of Payments and
Security Affairs, and in 2014 was appointed Deputy General Manager of
the Dutch Payments Association. Next to sitting on various Dutch domestic
payments related bodies, he is currently Chair of the Legal Support Group
of the European Payments Council and Chair of the Payment Systems
Committee of the European Banking Federation in Brussels.
Aug 26th
TRACK
B2
13.30
14:30
Mark Sutton
Director, Treasury &
Trade Solutions,
Citibank
Part 2 : Impact of Regulation on the Payment
Landscape
Forum debate with key regulatory authorities
Josiah Lam
Senior Manager in
Financial
Infrastructure
Department of the
Hong Kong Monetary
Authority (HKMA)
Janos Barberis
Regulatory Expert
Fintech HK
Hong Kong
Gijs Boudewijn
Chairman of the
Payment Systems
Committee |
European Banking
Federation | Brussels
Deputy GM | Dutch
Payments
Association |
Amsterdam
Mark Sutton joined the Asia Treasury Advisory Team in July 2014 following 4
years with Citi in London, where he had regional responsibility for the design
of corporate client connectivity solutions, leveraging the corporate standards
of SWIFTnet and XML to help improve accounts payable (A/P) and accounts
receivable (A/R) efficiency through advanced automation of reconciliation in
shared service centres (SSCs). Prior to joining Citi in 2010, Sutton worked at
HSBC for more than 24 years, undertaking a series of different roles within
the retail and corporate banking sectors. He gained considerable experience
in a variety of roles and was responsible for the development of HSBC's
global file-based cash management services until 2008 when he became
global head of HSBC's client integration consulting team.
Josiah Lam is the Senior Manager in Financial Infrastructure Department of
the Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA). His major responsibility is
implementing the new regime for stored value facilities and retail payment
system in Hong Kong. Prior to the HKMA, Josiah has worked in JPMorgan
Chase for 17 years. He was the AP Regional Lead of the Technical Risk
Management and the subject matter expert in the Identity & Access
Management and cryptography. During his tenure, he has got the HK IT
Excellence Award in 2001 and two US Patents (application security &
cryptographic implementation).
Janos Barberis’ expertise regards the new regulatory considerations
generated by the development of the FinTech Sector. He founded FinTech
HK, which he established to spur Hong Kong's FinTech eco-system. This led
him to produce Hong Kong’s first FinTech report viewed over 14’000 times.
He was appointed as a Senior Research Fellow at the Asian Institute of
International Financial Law (at The University of Hong Kong) specifically
focusing on developing regional Fintech regulatory frameworks. In parallel,
Janos sits on the advisory board of the World Economic Forum’s (WEF)
FinTech Committee.
Gijs Boudewijn is Deputy General Manager at the Dutch Payments
Association, of which credit institutions, payment institutions and electronic
money institutions can become a member. Before that he was responsible
for payments and security related matters at the Dutch Banking Association.
He has extensive experience in domestic as well as international (SEPA)
payments issues, governance, competition law and fraud prevention.
Aug 26th
TRACK
B3
15.00
16.00
Gijs Boudewijn
Chairman of the
Payment Systems
Committee of the
European Banking
Federation, Brussels
and Deputy General
Manager at the
Dutch Payments
Association,
Amsterdam
Roy Teo
Director & Head,
Technology &
Payments Division
Financial Market
Development
Department
Monetary Authority of
Singapore (MAS)
Towards a Cashless Society?
Blue-print case studies from Norway & The Netherlands
The 'cost of cash' is actually huge. Addressing this issue and replacing
cash by other payment means takes time. Changing consumer habits, new
solution for merchants are just a few aspects to consider. In this track we
will focus on the blue-print solutions of Norway and The Netherlands. Two
European nations who aim at becoming a cashless of cash-poor society.
What strategy did they follow, what did work.. and what did not, and what
are their results up-to date? A truly inspiring session and great input for
professionals who are dealing with this issue. Next to the case studies, the
session will offer ample time for discussion and Q&A.
Gijs Boudewijn is Deputy General Manager at the Dutch Payments
Association, of which credit institutions, payment institutions and electronic
money institutions can become a member. Before that he was responsible
for payments and security related matters at the Dutch Banking
Association. He has extensive experience in domestic as well as
international (SEPA) payments issues, governance, competition law and
fraud prevention. He started as an in-house lawyer at a large savings
bank, and later became Head of Legal Affairs at the central Dutch clearing
house, Bankgirocentrale, the predecessor of Equens SE. In 1998, Mr
Boudewijn joined the Dutch Banking Association as Head of Payments and
Security Affairs, and in 2014 was appointed Deputy General Manager of
the Dutch Payments Association. Next to sitting on various Dutch domestic
payments related bodies, he is currently Chair of the Legal Support Group
of the European Payments Council and Chair of the Payment Systems
Committee of the European Banking Federation in Brussels.
Roy Teo heads the Technology & Payments Division at the Monetary
Authority of Singapore. This division is responsible for identifying
opportunities and steering industry- and nation-wideinitiatives that
streamline payment channels and harness technology for the financial
sector. The division’s efforts are focused on developing platforms,
capabilities, tools and innovative solutions to grow Singapore’s financial
sector and to foster a conducive environment for innovation to flourish.
Prior to this, Roy was the head of Technology Risk Supervision Division.
He graduated from NUS with a Bachelor of Science in Information
Systems and Computer Science. Roy is also a Certified Information
Systems Auditor (CISA) and a Certified Information Systems Security
Professional (CISSP).
Aug 26th
TRACK
C1
11.15
12.15
Brooke Patterson
Digital Development
Regional Advisor for
Asia, US Agency for
International
Development’s
(USAID) Global
Development Lab
Christine Duhaime
Lawyer, Executive
Director and Founder
of the Digital Finance
Institute
Payments As Catalyst for Financial Inclusion
With increased focus on the Financial Inclusion agenda, more payment
and transaction players are focusing on the ‘unbanked’ and ‘underserved
for financial services’, which is changing the payments landscape across
many countries.
Payments can act as a catalyst for Financial Inclusion and drive increased
digital payment usage, as well as extend to other product offerings such as
micro-credit and micro-insurance. In tandem, financial education at a
community level plays a critical role in success.
This session provides an overview and case studies of how the
engagement by many players in the payment ecosystem is creating an
agenda of ‘financial access for all’ that is driven by new technology,
product innovation and regulatory changes by creating new business
models that can be scaled for profitability to fit the needs of the ‘unbanked’
to achieve greater economic empowerment.
Brooke Patterson is the Digital Development Regional Advisor for Asia
with the US Agency for International Development’s (USAID) Global
Development Lab. The Digital Development Division of the Global
Development Lab is dedicated to increasing USAID’s development impact
through the effective use of digital technologies. In particular, Digital
Development focuses on spurring financial inclusion through the
development of robust, widely available, and inclusive digital payment
systems.Based in Hanoi, Vietnam Brooke works with USAID country
offices, bilateral donors, financial service providers, telcos, and regulators
across developing markets in Asia to advance access to finance among
poor and rural communities across the region. He also manages USAID
development projects in Bangladesh, Indonesia, and Myanmar. Before
joining USAID, Brooke worked for IBM Global Business Services. He has
an MBA and MPH from Yale University.
Christine Duhaime is the Executive Director and Co-Founder of the
Digital Finance Institute, a think tank devoted exclusively to the nexus
between FinTech, financial inclusion, financial innovation, and financial
regulation. At the Digital Finance Institute, Christine is leading a White
Paper project to evaluate financial inclusion exclusively affecting refugees,
an area that is not covered in current research, together with a project to
solve financial inclusion problems for refugees with new FinTech.
Chrisitne is also a prominent lawyer practicing in the area of financial
regulation and financial crime, including anti-money laundering and
counter-terrorist financing law. She has represented financial services
sector companies and government agencies for over 11 years in matters of
legal and regulatory compliance.
Aug 26th
Keynote
16.00
16.30
Bernard Wee
Executive Director,
Financial Markets
Development
Department | Monetary
Authority of Singapore
Bernard heads the Financial Markets Development Department. The
Financial Markets Development Department aims to promote a vibrant
financial market in Singapore, with a focus on developing capital market
products and solutions, growing the asset management and insurance
sectors, and fostering a sound and innovative technology and payments
ecosystem. From 2013 to 2015, Bernard headed the International
Department, which oversees MAS’ international and regional co-operation.
The International Department is also responsible for developing policies to
combat money laundering and terrorist financing.
From 2007 to 2013, Bernard headed the Monetary Management Division.
In his six years there, Bernard was responsible for implementing
Singapore’s monetary policy operations, managing the Singapore dollar
money market, as well as developing the government securities market.
Bernard graduated from Columbia University. He earned his Bachelor of
the Arts in Political Science and Master of Public Administration between
1997 and 2001. He has two corgis, aged 4 and 10.
Aug 26th
Keynote
16.30
17.00
Paul Burmester
CEO
ValidSoft
Biometrics Uncovered: Stronger Security and
Great User Experience in Payments’
Long considered the norm, passwords, PIN’s and static credentials have
been proven unfit for securing transactions. Users expect to be able to
gain make payments across a number of channels without having to
remember a series of wholly unnatural and all too easily forgettable digits,
letters, and security questions. User experience is now king. Fraud
continues to rise at an alarming rate with sophisticated fraudsters
exploiting vulnerable systems.
We now see businesses deploying of biometrics to offer stronger, flexible
security with great user experience across all payment channels. In this
session we discuss the key benefits, inherent strengths and weakness of
different modalities, key points to consider for your business and dispel
some of the myths that persist in today’s industry.
With over 30 years’ experience in the technology industry, Paul still
continues to be amazed & excited by the latest developments. Paul has
driven 6 successful exits during his career & has focused on building up
early stage privately funded technology businesses to the point of market
success & profitable exit through IPO or acquisition.
The most recent of these being four in the mobile industry with SpinVox, a
leading developer of “Speech to Text” technology being sold to Nuance for
$103M; ViAir, the first company to develop real time mobile access to
Exchange & Notes, was acquired by Visto for $65M; Paragon Software,
the inventors of SyncML, was sold to Phone.com for $515M & Mobile
Systems International, the leading designer of mobile networks, sold to
Marconi for $618M. Currently based in London, Paul has lived & worked in
various countries across Europe, Asia & the Americas.
Aug 27th
Keynote
09.05
09.30
Rebecca Mann
Program Officer in the
Financial Services for
the Poor team, Bill and
Melinda Gates
Foundation
Advocating Digital Payments For the Poor and
Unbanked
Rebecca Mann is a program officer in the Financial Services for the Poor
team at the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, where she manages the
investment portfolio relating to research on the design, delivery and impact
of financial services in emerging markets. Previously, she was a lawyer in
the financial services regulation and public law litigation division at Herbert
Smith Freehills in London and Brussels and holds degrees in economics
and law from the London School of Economics and Political Science and
the University of Sydney. She is based in Seattle, USA.
Aug 27th
Keynote
09.30
10.00
Christophe Uzureau
Research Vice
President, Banking &
Investment services |
Gartner
The Battle Of Context Will Define The Payment
Winners
Banks and other payment solution providers are investing into mobile
wallets and mobile payment systems to reap the rewards of cash and card
replacement. However this approach will fail.
The real objective should be contextualization – capturing customer
needs and intent to align payment products and services to their
experience - in order to influence the shape of payment value chains.
Doing so demands some difficult changes to product development
approaches. Financial and payment providers will need to experiment with
new strategies and tactics, as well as new business models. This session
will discuss the main challenges facing the industry and where to start your
payment re-invention.
Christophe Uzureau advises banks on how to design integrated payment
strategies, how to modernize their payment systems and architectures and
how technology represents an opportunity to generate competitive
advantage by shaping traditional payment processes. Mr. Uzureau is also
responsible for covering payment innovations and the dematerialization of
payments worldwide. Trends he covers include: the modernization of
banks' payment systems and architecture; the demand for need-based
mobile payment systems; the increasing competition to deliver digital and
mobile wallets.
Aug 27th
Keynote
10:00
10:45
Don Ginsel
Founder
Holland Fintech
Amsterdam
Janos Barberis
Founder
Fintech HK
Hong Kong
Markus Gnirck
Co-Founder and COO
Startupbootcamp
Fintech
Singapore
Gerben Visser
Co-Founder & Director
at The Singapore
FinTech Consortium
What’s hot in the global fintech agenda on
payments?
he pace of change in the transaction space in not slowing down. We do
see a challenging and triggering emerging role for FinTech in payments, as
banks leave innovation more and more to these innovative start-ups.
What do FinTech hubs see and foresee on developments in payments?
How can financial cooperate best. And how can investments in essential
innovation be most effective in creating sustainable and scalable
solutions? GPS is happy to announce to welcome key hubs of FinTech
from Hong Kong, Singapore and Holland to address these questions.
During the breaks delegates can meet & great innovative start-ups in
payments at the GPS Conference Lounge!
Don Ginsel is founder of Holland FinTech, a global FinTech hub based in
the Amsterdam, providing knowledge, network, and services to global
FinTech companies. Before, Don (MSc in Civil engineering) worked at ABN
AMRO, Deutsche Bank, invested in CleanTech as VC and has been active
in startupfunding, founding a.o. Capital Waters.
Janos Barberis’ expertise regards the new regulatory considerations
generated by the development of the FinTech Sector. He founded FinTech
HK, which he established to spur Hong Kong's FinTech eco-system. This
led him to produce Hong Kong’s first FinTech report viewed over 14’000
times. He was appointed as a Senior Research Fellow at the Asian
Institute of International Financial Law (at The University of Hong Kong)
specifically focusing on developing regional Fintech regulatory frameworks.
In parallel, Janos sits on the advisory board of the World Economic
Forum’s (WEF) FinTech Committee.
Markus Gnirck is the co-founder & Global COO of Startupbootcamp
FinTech, the largest innovation program in the FinTech industry, based in
London and Singapore. Besides running the 3 months accelerator he is
also in charge of organizing hackathons, innovation workshops and pitch
days – everything that is required to boost innovation in the financial
industry. His slogan is ‘Boosting FinTech in Asia’ to connect ecosystems
and bring all stakeholders to the table.
Gerben is a Co-Founder & Director at The Singapore FinTech Consortium.
He is also a Managing Partner at IncubAsia Ventures and Board member
of Bansea (Business Angels South East Asia), a mentor at Seedcamp,
StartupBootcamp and an advisor to a number of early stage technology
companies. He has gained over 12 years of international experience in
private equity, mergers & acquisitions and corporate finance at RBS, Bank
of America and Citigroup in Amsterdam, New York and London.
Aug 27th
TRACK
A4
11:15
12:15
Zennon Kapron
MD
Kapron Asia
Marcus Swanepoel
co-founder and CEO
of BitX
Anson Zeall
Co-founder/CEO of
CoinPip 500 Startups
David Piesse
Advisory Board
Member and Chief
Risk Officer of
Guardtime
Beyond Crypto Currencies:
How Blockchain Technology will Decentralize
Payments
Expert Panel and update chaired by Zennon Kapron (MD KapronAsia)
- Update on Crypto Currency development
- Key usage cases beyond Bitcoin
- Opportunities for banks with the underlying technologies
- Debate / cases / Q&A
Zennon is the founder and Managing Director of Kapronasia and has been
involved in the financial technology industry for over 15 years. Kapronasia
is one of Asia's leading providers of independent research, custom
consulting, and advisory services focusing on the financial industry and
financial technology. Clients of Kapronasia include some of the world's
largest financial institutions and technology companies. Kapronasia helps
clients understand and navigate the challenges they face from a
challenging region with a rapidly changing business, operational and
technological environment.Zennon has been published and mentioned in
numerous online and offline industry publications and is a regular
participant in industry events both in Asia and globally.
Marcus Swanepoel is co-founder and CEO of BitX, a global
cryptocurrency platform that provides Bitcoin products and services
including wallets, exchanges, merchant integration and APIs to consumers,
businesses and developers predominantly across emerging markets.
Before co-founding BitX, Marcus worked for Standard Chartered in
Singapore, and 3i and Morgan Stanley in London. He holds an MBA from
INSEAD, is a qualified Chartered Accountant and CFA charter holder.
Anson Zeall is the Co-founder/CEO of a 500 Startups backed company
CoinPip, a money transfer service leveraging blockchain technologies.
Anson is also the Chairman of the Association of Cryptocurrency
Enterprises and Startups Singapore (ACCESS). Prior to CoinPip, he ran a
private family office in Singapore, managing various asset classes,
equities, derivatives and real estate. Anson is an alumni of University of
New South Wales and Columbia Business School.
David Piesse is an advisory board member and Chief Risk Officer of
Guardtime www.guardtime.com which is establishing international
standards in cloud computing security. The standard is called KSI. KSI
based on blockchain technology provides the basis for attributed networks;
complete transparency, accountability, attribution and auditability for
networked society and into the payment and mobile wallet ecosystem..
Today preventing unauthorized acts on attributed networks is impossible.
But it is possible to provide 100% detection and real-time mitigation of
cyber -attacks, system compromises and any other unauthorized changes
to networked digital systems. Guardtime KSI is delivering this capability to
the world’s largest enterprises, telcos, governments, and financial
institutions.
Aug 27th
TRACK
A5
13:30
14:30
Victor Bacre
Principal Consultant
in Digital Sales |
Wirecard Asia Pacifc
| Taipei
Rivai Adidharma
Senior Vice
President of
International
Business
Development at MOL
Global Inc.
Challenges of Payments in Gaming
Gaming is experiencing exponential growth in Asia, accounting for 82
percent of the $6 billion in global game revenue growth in 2014 alone.
As the gaming industry moves towards free-to-play, companies will have to
look into restructuring their business models and payment methods. With
in-game transactions generating $7.1 billion in 2014, it is expected that
free-to-play games and virtual goods sales will make up over 50 percent of
online gaming revenues by 2017.
With physical game shops going the way of the dinosaur, Internet
transactions is now the norm – but challenges for online gaming payment
remains. What will be the game changer for payments in this space?
Victor Bacre from Paymann Consulting shares his insights at GPS, and
takeaways include:
• MMOs, Social Games, Casual Games, Mobile games from and online
payment's perspective.
• Payment models in games industry
• How to enter the industry
Victor Bacre serves currently as Principal Consultant in Digital Sales at
Wirecard Asia Pacific, a company that provides financial institutions and
regional and international merchants in Asia Pacific with a wide variety of
payment and issuing processing as well as fraud management solutions.
He is also an online Payment’s Consultant, providing services to Game
Publishers and Payment companies in Europe and Asia.Previously he was
Director of Business Development and Payment at gamigo AG, one of the
leading publishers of free-to-play online games in Europe and North
America. He is also Co-Founder of Plug-In Network in Europe, a 4 year old
networking group dedicated to connect high-level business payment
professionals with new partners and ideas in the online industry.
Rivai Adidharma is Senior Vice President of International Business
Development at MOL Global Inc, a Nasdaq listed company. The role has
provided him with considerable experience in providing payment solution
for international digital media & online games companies looking to
monetize in the fast growing and challenging emerging market. MOL is a
leading e-payment enabler for online goods and services in emerging and
developed markets. MOL operates a payments platform that connects
consumers with digital content providers, telecommunications service
providers and online merchants by providing a vast network of payment
channels that accept cash and online payment methods.
Aug 27th
TRACK
A6
15:00
16:00
Lito Villanueva
Vice President and
Head of FinTech,
Digital Inclusion &
Alliances Voyager
Innovations, Inc.
Carrine Teoh Chooi
Shi
Head, Product
Development &
Marketing of
CyberSecurity
Malaysia
Challenging new payment schemes and
cybercrime
Banks aim to stay a step ahead as they move closer to making payments
in 'real-time'. These faster bank payments could be potential impetus for
cyber-crime. What is good for e-commerce could also benefit cyber-crime.
Banks aim to stay a step ahead as they move closer to making payments
in 'real-time'. These faster bank payments could be potential impetus for
cyber-crime. What is good for e-commerce could also benefit cyber-crime.
Cyber-crime is not longer a smart student fooling around. We are talking
organized crime, operating with efficiency en top engineers around the
world. Banks, providers and consumers have to step up their defence
against fraud.
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What could banks do to protect customers?
How can telcos mitigate mobile users risks in transaction space?
Lito Villanueva from Smart Communications in Philippines will share
insights, present challenges and the sensitive balance between 'essential
security measures' and 'consumer friendly procedures’.Lito is one of the
very few digital finance global practitioners to have a mix of experience in
banking, payments and MNO sectors with over 20 solid years of track
record. He has a great deal of exposure in multi-market interventions and
global best practices with established relationships among key
stakeholders including international development agencies. He is a
recognized subject matter expert on mobile financial services spanning
from business and product development to marketing and go-to-market
strategies including regulatory.
Carrine Teoh Chooi Shi is the Head of Product Development & Marketing
Department, CyberSecurity Malaysia, an agency under the Ministry of
Science, Technology and Innovation, Malaysia (MOSTI).Carrine Teoh
holds Master of Business Administration from University of South Australia,
Australia and Bachelor of Engineering (Electrical & Electronics) from
Nanyang Technological University, Singapore. She was from the Integrated
Circuit (IC) Design field where she was involved heavily in R&D and IC
consultancy. She also had experience in business management and
business development for IT industry before joining CyberSecurity
Malaysia.
Aug 27th
TRACK
B4
11:15
12:15
Koh Jin-Kit
Business
Development,
Payvision
The Emerging Asian E-Commerce Trends &
Opportunities
There is no doubt that the Asia-Pacific is the frontier for e-Commerce. All
indicators are revealing that Asia-Pacific would overtake USA and Europe
in volume.
However Asia-pacific is not one market, it is a vast region of many different
markets. The markets are of different sizes, wealth, growth rates, and
maturity timeline. China is definitely the largest of all with Japan as a
distant second. How many markets would be relevant to the Asia-Pacific’s
growth in the next 5 to 10 years?
Within the region, the sub-regions are making geopolitical changes. The
ASEAN (Association of SouthEast Asian Nations; a bloc of 10 countries) is
integrating towards a single market, under the agreement named ASEAN
Economics Community (“AEC”). The launch will be at the end of 2015. Part
of the AEC’s Blueprint is e-Commerce.
On the China front, the giant on the North Asia has initiated a “One Road
One Belt” concept to re-create a new Silk Road to the West (i.e. Europe)
and a new “Marine Belt” with the emerging ASEAN. The concept
envisioned freer cross-border trade and travel. It is estimated U$8Tn would
be needed to develop the infrastructure for this vision.
What would be the trends (products, services, and regulations) of the eCommerce opportunities generated by such Asian development and
changing landscape? Jin-Kit will share from his extensive experience in the
Asia Pacific payments industry at Global Payment Summit 2015.
Jin-Kit currently heads up business development for Payvision in Asia
Pacific. His deep understanding of the Payments business and
technologies was gained through professional career in various parts of
the Payments’ value chain over the past 20 years with key industry
players, including Visa, MasterCard, VeriFone, Merchant Solutions – JV of
Standard Chartered Bank & First Data, GlobalPayments Asia-Pacific – JV
of HSBC & GlobalPayments Inc., and National Computer Board of
Singapore. Over the period, he worked as group Managing Director,
Country GM, Regional Sales & Marketing Director, Regional Program
Director, Technical Manager and Engineer.
Aug 26th
TRACK
B5
13.30
14.30
Nurezali Osman
Head – eCommerce
Strategy & Industry
Development
eCommerce Division,
Multimedia
Development
Corporation (MDeC)
Chan Kok Long
Executive Director &
co-founder iPay88
Sdn Bhd
Country Focus: Malaysia
Blue Print Case of eCommerce / eBusiness
approach in Malaysia
Malaysia is undergoing some major payment transformations as the
central bank has introduced new reforms to encourage more cashless
transactions. In fact, the Bank Negara Malaysia says "The Bank will work
towards accelerating the migration to electronic payments. In the next ten
years, the Bank targets to increase the number of e-payment transactions
per capita from 44 transactions to 200 transactions, and reduce cheques
by more than half from 207 million to 100 million per year."
Given that strong push from regulators, and the dynamic eCommerce
scene, how will the players react!? Listen in to the Malaysian local experts
as they deliberate on the future of payment developments and
eCommerce:
• What will stimulate and grow electronic payment transfers in
eCommerce?
• What factors will enable Malaysia online merchants to grow domestically
and in the region?
• Opportunities for foreign payment companies in Malaysia
Nurezali is the Head of eCommerce Strategy & Industry Development,
eCommerce Division under Multimedia Development Corporation (MDeC).
His main responsibility is to lead and formulate short and long-term plans
for the overall e-Commerce industry development and the adoption of
eCommerce technologies across verticals. He has been involved in
numerous public and private initiatives addressing the value chain of ecommerce and cloud computing.
In his current role and attempt to create powerful experiences for the local
e-commerce ecosystem and to stay abreast with global trends, he leads
the industry development team to bring eCommerce investment from local
and foreign players to MSC Malaysia as well as assists local players to
penetrate regional and global economies via eCommerce.
Mr. Chan Kok Long, aged 49, is one of the 3 key founders of iPay88 Sdn
Bhd and currently is the Executive Director of iPay88 Sdn. Bhd and
Mobile88.com Sdn Bhd. Both companies are the leading service provider
in its own field in the South East Region (SEA). He is currently joint
managing iPay88 Sdn Bhd which is the parent company for iPay88 South
East Asia. Currently iPay88 Sdn Bhd has offices in Philippines, Indonesia,
Singapore and soon in Thailand.
Aug 26th
TRACK
B6
15.00
16.00
Pawoot (Pom)
Pongvitayapanu
Managing Director &
Founder TARAD.com
- President at Thai ECommerce
Association
Robertson (Dick)
Chiang
Founder Dragonpay
& President, Digital
Commerce
Association of the
Philippines
Timothy M. Lee
Vice President of
Global Strategy at
SingPost
eCommerce
eCommerce Panel: facilitating SMEs' payments
challenge
Mr.Pawoot Pongvitayapanu (Pom), an online entrepreneur, E-Commerce
and Online media business leader, He graduated from 2 master degree in
Internet & E-Commerce at ABAC University and Executive MBA from
SASIN Business School with Kellogg School of Management USA. He has
accumulated his professional experience since 1998 and delivers
consulting and lecturing services to public, private, government
organizations and institutions.
Prior to holding Managing Director and Founder at TARAD.com Co., Ltd.
which includes ThaiSecondhand.com and TARAD.com the Biggest ECommerce Service in Thailand. TARAD.com join with Rakuten Group No.1
E-Commerce Site in Japan by Year 2009 and become part of Global ECommerce network of Rakuten Group.
He is also President of Thai E-Commerce Association, Consultant for Thai
Webmaster Association. He is teacher and gust speaker for all over
country, advisory at Silpakorn University and Google Business Group
(GBG) Country Champion Thailand and Founder. Office of the Electronic
Transaction Commission (OETC) Thailand elected him to be Committee.
Mr. Robertson (Dick) Chiang is an IT and FinTech entrepreneur. He is
based out of Manila, Philippines and is currently on a mission to make ecommerce payments as accessible to as many people as possible given
the challenge of low credit card and banking penetration in a country of
over 100 million people. Dragonpay, the company he founded in 2010, is
the local leader in alternative payments supporting various channels
ranging including cash payments, online banking, ATM, mobile payments
and international remittance.
Dick is the current president of the Digital Commerce Association of the
Philippines (DCOM), a trade association composed of various players that
make up the Philippine e-commerce industry. It is DCOM's goal to make
e-commerce grow in the country through various programs and events,
education, and government representation
Timothy M. Lee is Vice President of Global Strategy at SP eCommerce - a
part of the Singapore Post Group, which is backed by the Alibaba Group.
He has 18 years of experience managing global e-commerce, and has
lived most of the past 10 years in Asia. Before moving to Asia, he headed
up the global e-commerce teams of American Express and then Visa. He
has also done strategy consulting at PwC and launched multiple start-ups
in Silicon Valley. He holds 7 e-commerce related patents. He received his
MBA from Northwestern's Kellogg school and his economics degree from
U.C. Berkeley.
Aug 27th
TRACK
C6
15.00
16.00
Douwe Lycklama
Director and cofounder of Innopay
Digital Identity: Mother of All Transactions
Digital Identity services have the potential to radically change the retail
and payment landscape.
The ongoing digital transformation of society leads to more and more
electronic interaction between users and merchants, institutions and
governments. This requires online trust solutions and various market
contenders are working on this new transaction opportunity. Parties include
banks, telco’s, merchants, social media services, postal services and
specialized (b2b) players. Also regulators are pushing the envelope more
and more because of compliance and security requirements.
In this session we will give an introductory overview as well as deep dive in
the regulatory drivers of this space.
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What are the key trends?
How to fulfill buyers and seller requirements?
How will global regulations drive digital identity?
What are the opportunities for payment actors?
The session will be led by Douwe Lycklama, partner at consulting firm
Innopay (Amsterdam) and thought leader in digital identity and payments.
Speakers will contribute with practical learning cases from the banking,
telco and governments sector.
Douwe Lycklama is founding partner of Innopay (www.innopay.com) an
independent consulting firm specialised in payments and transaction
services. Douwe is thought leader in e-payments, e-invoicing, e-identity, mpayments, cards and SEPA, shaping breakthrough business and market
innovations, standards and schemes. As such he actively contributes to
strategic developments in this field, such as online payment scheme iDEAL
and MyBank, identity Trust Framework ‘eRecognition’ and e-invoicing
initiatives FinBox and Acceptemail. Innopay works for major international
financial institutions, collaborative bodies, government and corporates.
Memberships of Innopay include member of the European Payments
Consultants Association (www.epca-group.com), EBA (www.abe-eba.eu)
and ECP www.ecp.nl).
Aug 26th
Keynote
16:00
16:45
Paul Burmester
CEO
ValidSoft
Keynote Panel: Looking back at disruptive
innovations
Much of what is shared on disruptive innovations look to open up new
markets, change the value network of earlier technologies. Yet customer
habits and legacy systems remain!
Sirish Kumar
CEO & Co-Founder
Telr
Soma Ramasamy
Senior Director, APAC
Strategy, PayPal,
Singapore
As a closing keynote panel, we revisit the discussions throughout the
conference. Much of what is shared on disruptive innovations look to open
up new markets, change the value network of earlier technologies. Yet
customer habits and legacy systems remain! Peter Lovelock will discuss
essential with a distinguished panel, looking forward to what will really
impact our business and our practices. Deep dive into the real thought and
vision of senior business leaders from PayPal, Alipay...
• What existing payment systems will fade away?
• What disrupting innovations will be the highlight of change in APAC for
next 2 years?
With over 30 years’ experience in the technology industry, Paul still
continues to be amazed & excited by the latest developments. Paul has
driven 6 successful exits during his career & has focused on building up
early stage privately funded technology businesses to the point of market
success & profitable exit through IPO or acquisition.The most recent of
these being four in the mobile industry with SpinVox, a leading developer
of “Speech to Text” technology being sold to Nuance for $103M; ViAir, the
first company to develop real time mobile access to Exchange & Notes,
was acquired by Visto for $65M; Paragon Software, the inventors of
SyncML, was sold to Phone.com for $515M & Mobile Systems
International, the leading designer of mobile networks, sold to Marconi for
$618M. Currently based in London, Paul has lived & worked in various
countries across Europe, Asia & the Americas
Sirish Kumar was a senior executive in Motorola, Nokia, Cargill and most
recently at PayPal as CFO for Southeast Asia. He has leveraged his
expertise in commercial negotiations, financial modelling, and postacquisition integration. He has led geographical expansion strategies in
several emerging markets. He has also developed financing solutions for
B2B models, in collaboration with credit insurers and banks, leading to
more than 100% top line profitable growth in new markets. Sirish is a
Chartered Accountant and holds a Master’s degree in Business
Administration from INSEAD, France.
Soma Ramasamy is the head of Strategy and part of the executive
leadership team for PayPal in Asia Pacific. Based in Singapore, he is
responsible for identifying opportunities, understanding competition and
defining priorities for business growth and success together with the APAC
leadership team.Soma has over 16 years of experience in the Telecom and
High tech sector in wide range of roles covering Sales, BD, and Strategy.
His most recent stint was with Ericsson in Singapore as Regional Head for
Strategy. Prior to that, Soma was a Principal at Booz Allen in the
Aug 26th
Keynote
16:00
16:45
Paul Burmester
CEO
ValidSoft
Keynote Panel: Looking back at disruptive
innovations
Much of what is shared on disruptive innovations look to open up new
markets, change the value network of earlier technologies. Yet customer
habits and legacy systems remain!
Sirish Kumar
CEO & Co-Founder
Telr
Soma Ramasamy
Senior Director, APAC
Strategy, PayPal,
Singapore
As a closing keynote panel, we revisit the discussions throughout the
conference. Much of what is shared on disruptive innovations look to open
up new markets, change the value network of earlier technologies. Yet
customer habits and legacy systems remain! Peter Lovelock will discuss
essential with a distinguished panel, looking forward to what will really
impact our business and our practices. Deep dive into the real thought and
vision of senior business leaders from PayPal, Alipay...
• What existing payment systems will fade away?
• What disrupting innovations will be the highlight of change in APAC for
next 2 years?
With over 30 years’ experience in the technology industry, Paul still
continues to be amazed & excited by the latest developments. Paul has
driven 6 successful exits during his career & has focused on building up
early stage privately funded technology businesses to the point of market
success & profitable exit through IPO or acquisition.The most recent of
these being four in the mobile industry with SpinVox, a leading developer
of “Speech to Text” technology being sold to Nuance for $103M; ViAir, the
first company to develop real time mobile access to Exchange & Notes,
was acquired by Visto for $65M; Paragon Software, the inventors of
SyncML, was sold to Phone.com for $515M & Mobile Systems
International, the leading designer of mobile networks, sold to Marconi for
$618M. Currently based in London, Paul has lived & worked in various
countries across Europe, Asia & the Americas
Sirish Kumar was a senior executive in Motorola, Nokia, Cargill and most
recently at PayPal as CFO for Southeast Asia. He has leveraged his
expertise in commercial negotiations, financial modelling, and postacquisition integration. He has led geographical expansion strategies in
several emerging markets. He has also developed financing solutions for
B2B models, in collaboration with credit insurers and banks, leading to
more than 100% top line profitable growth in new markets. Sirish is a
Chartered Accountant and holds a Master’s degree in Business
Administration from INSEAD, France.
Soma Ramasamy is the head of Strategy and part of the executive
leadership team for PayPal in Asia Pacific. Based in Singapore, he is
responsible for identifying opportunities, understanding competition and
defining priorities for business growth and success together with the APAC
leadership team.Soma has over 16 years of experience in the Telecom and
High tech sector in wide range of roles covering Sales, BD, and Strategy.
His most recent stint was with Ericsson in Singapore as Regional Head for
Strategy. Prior to that, Soma was a Principal at Booz Allen in the