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NOTE: In view of unresolved severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) in Hong Kong and the war in Iraq, The Asian Banker Summit 2003 has been postponed from 2-4 April 2003 to 14-16 July 2003. The entire agenda and formula of the event is being kept exactly as it is.
Given the lead-time to reschedule your calendar, we are sure that now you will be able to attend region’s most prestigious & largest annual gathering of senior professionals in the banking and financial services industry. The Asian Banker Summit 2003, in its fourth year, is the premier event on transformational issues affecting the financial services industry & for networking with the top professionals across the globe. The Indian Institute of bankers (IIB) is one of the partnering association for The Asian Bankers Summit.
Banknet India is offering Special discounts of up to 25% on the participation fee of delegates. This offer is valid only if you register through us. For more information-Contact us at:
associate@banknetindia.com
Key Features of The Asian Banker Summit
Renowned industry achievers as speakers
Powerful dialogues and on-stage debates
The largest gathering of decision makers in the industry
Large exhibition of technology and innovations in financial services
Technology in Banking Show 2003
The Technology in Banking Show 2003 held in conjunction with The Asian Banker Summit is one of the most anticipated showcase of technology in financial services in Asia. Designed as a boutique showcase,the show ensures an undiluted interaction between users and providers of solutions and provides an excellent platform to meet,interact,learn and identify opportunities for new business. The show is open to all delegates of the Summit.
The Delegates
The Asian Banker Summit attracts about 350 delegates annually from the industry. Asian Banker Summit 2003 in Hong Kong is expected to attract about 500 delegates. Delegates from more than 20 countries & nearly 210 organizations attended the summit in Year 2002. Strong participation of delegates in past conferences has been from Australia, China, Hong Kong, India, Indonesia, Korea, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, Taiwan, Vietnam as well as from United States, United Kingdom, Japan, South Africa, France, Germany, Brazil etc.
In addition to 8 IT Companies, India was represented by delegates from -BNP Paribas, Canara Bank, HDFC Bank, ICICI Bank, Indian Bank, IndusInd Bank, PNB, SBI, RBI & Indian Institute of Bankers.
The delegates to Summit are:
* CEOs and Top management of commercial banks in Asia
* Business level heads of commercial banks : retail, corporate banking , planning, treasury, technology & operations etc.
* Regulators, Bank Associations & Banking Institutes.
* Senior executives of banks & non-bank financial institutions (insurance companies, fund managers, securities processing etc.)
* Investment bankers with an interest in the financial institutions business
* Private equity companies with an interest in financial institutions
* Management consultants
* IT vendors and partner organisations
Theme & Session Tracks
This year's theme "The Bank as an Investible Asset" focuses on re-establishing the profitability of financial institutions in today's challenging times
The focus areas and session tracks will revolve around:
The CEO Scenario Planning Forum: This three-hour Scenario Planning forum will feature Dr. Kenichi Ohmae, a prominent global strategist to tie in the challenges faced by the industry to the global issues of the day.
The Industry Outlook Forum: Asia's financial services landscape is undergoing tremendous change and evolution. This Forum will discuss the conditions and challenges in the next year.
The Forum on Value creation: What is the value of a bank in a dynamic marketplace fraught with uncertainties and risks? Discussion will take place on corporate governance, wealth management and customer relationship issues.
The Forum on Risk Management: Risk related issues from operational risk to enterprise risk. Forum will also tie in the implications of Basle Two issues for Asian institutions. It will take an integrated view of risk across the institution, from treasury professionals to asset liability managers and the IT staff.
The Forum on Operations, Technology and Outsourcing: Building a profitable bank for the future - technology is seen as the double-edged sword in the critical link between failure and success. This forum will examine in detail the issues related to cost and deployment of technology.
Key Speakers
One of the highlights of AB Summit 2003 is management guru, Mr Kenichi Ohmae who will be facilitating a 3-hr Scenario Planning forum with a panel of CEOs and senior executives. According to Financial Times of London, Ohmae is one of the top five management gurus in the world.
Ø Sir Brian Pitman, formerly Chairman, Lloyds TSB and member of the Board, Morgan Stanley.
Ø Mr. William Ryback, Director of Supervision, Board of Governors, Federal Reserve Bank, USA
Ø Mr. Deng Xian Hong, Director, State Administration for Foreign Exchange (SAFE), China.
Ø Ms. Gail Fosler, Senior VP & Chief Economist, The Conference Board. Member of the Economic Advisory Panel to the New York Federal Reserve
Ø Mr. Stefan Hohl, Senior Economist, Bank for International Settlements.
Ø Mr. K.V. Kamath, MD & CEO, ICICI Bank, India
Ø Mr. Daniel Mintz, MD, Olympus Capital Holdings
Ø Mr. Malik Sarwar, Regional Head Investment & Wealth Management, Citibank
Ø Mr Rupert Keeley, President and CEO, Asia Pacific, Visa International
Ø Mr Steve Ingram, Chief Information Officer, DBS Group
Ø Mr Greg Conway, Chief Operating Officer, Westpac
Ø Mr Allan Fairhurst, Managing Director, Global Financial Industry Group, EDS
Ø Mr Richard Phillimore, Senior Vice President, Sanchez Computer Associates
Ø Mr Jeffrey Berg, Director, Programme Management, Citigroup
Ø Mr Michael Leung, Chief Information Officer, Bank of America (Asia)
Ø Mr Gene Batan, Vice President, IT Systems, Commerzbank US
Ø Mr Alan A.Rudnick, Counsel, The Conference Board Commission on Public Trust and Private Enterprise
Ø Mr Norbert Korn, Regional Head, Deutsche Bank
Ø Mr John Ball, Head, Financial Institutions, Deutsche Bank
Ø Mr Mark Tucker, CEO, Prudential Asia
Ø Mr Richard Apostolik, CEO, Global Association of Risk Professionals (GARP)
Ø Mr Robert Steigerwald, Senior Policy Advisor, Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
Ø Mr David Koenig, Managing Director, US Bancorp Piper Jaffray and Chairman, Professional Risk Managers' International Association (PRMIA)
Ø Mr Anil Arora, Yodlee
Summit Agenda
14 July, 2003
Industry Briefings -Grand Hyatt in Hong Kong
o Profitability and Payments Today: New Business Models for Secure Retail Payments
o The Second-wave Revolution of Self-Service Banking Front
o Financial Services and Collaborative Commerce
o An Integrated Business Platform: A Matter of Survival
15 July, 2003
Opening Sessions - Hong Kong Convention & Exhibition Centre
o Key challenges for the financial services industry
o The Industry Outlook Forum
o The Industry CEO Scenario Planning Forum
16 July, 2003
Concurrent Sessions - Hong Kong Convention & Exhibition Centre
1. The Operations and Technology Forum
o Outsourcing and ROI
o Banking on core banking systems
o Evolution of an end-to-end competitive Enterprise
o Business Continuity, Disaster Recovery and Crisis Management
2. THE VALUE CREATION FORUM
o Corporate Governance in Financial Institutions today
o Rethinking staff and management share options, incentive and reward schemes
o Re-creating value to your corporate clients in fee-based cash management and payments business.
o Wealth Management, CRM & Challenges in building the new customer proposition
3. THE RISK FORUM
o Basle II - Preparedness Agenda for Asian Banks
o Managing the cost and competition for Capital
o Payments and Risk: Issues for the CEOs' Dashboard
o Tensions between the CEO and CRO: Dealing with risk at the Enterprise Level
Closing Plenary:
o Emerging issues on the future of the Financial Services Industry
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