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THE ASIAN BANKER EVENTS
The Asian Banker events are high-level conferences, forums, roundtables and briefings organised for the banking communities in Asia to interact, share ideas, exchange information and to keep abreast with the latest developments in the financial services sector.
Our events are recognised for their current and top-notch content distilled from strong research and editorial input from Asian Banker Research and Publication. The industry-driven agenda is formulated and determined in consultation with the participants to ensure relevancy and ownership of topics discussed.
The Asian Banker's flagship conferences feature visionary leaders and policy-makers of the financial services sector who have made significant contributions and continue to shape the development of the industry. Our events are noted for high-quality attendance of the industry's senior executives and decision-makers from around the Asia-Pacific region.
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May
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The 10th Asian Banker Summit 2009
Preventing Bank Failures in a Time of Change
11–13 May 2009 – China World, Beijing, China
On 11-13 May, Beijing will host Asia’s largest annual gathering of decision-makers in the financial services sector –The 10th Asian Banker Summit. Once again, the Summit will see C-level decision makers from the financial institutions, as well as senior regulators and analysts, converge to explore, discuss and share critical knowledge to survive and thrive in this extraordinarily challenging environment.
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Re-thinking Internal Auditing Methodology and Process in Uncertain Times
26 March 2009 – Westin Hotel Beijing
Beijing, China
The Excellence in Retail Financial Services Convention 2009
Defending the Brand and Deposit Franchise in a Severe Recession
19 – 20 March 2009 – Grand Hyatt, Singapore
During these unprecedented times, the retail financial services industry is under momentous pressure to reinvent and restrategise themselves in order to survive and thrive in this highly volatile environment. The Excellence in Retail Financial Services Convention 2009 brings together senior bankers from 23 countries in the Asia Pacific, Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) and Central Asia, and is the single most prestigious platform for retail banking leaders to meet, take stock and benchmark themselves against the best and the brightest of the banking world through open dialogue, active discussions and live interviews.
The "Succeeding in China" Strategic Retreat for the Banking Industry
11–12 March 2009 – Westin Hotel, Beijing, China
With its sound understanding of the Chinese market and unique access to key players in the banking community in China, The Asian Banker has designed a strategic review retreat for senior executives of financial institutions in the Greater China region to determine the opportunities available to them.
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The Asian Banker Briefing
Translating Information into Operational Performance
23 September 2008 - Manila, Philippines
Banks need to keep track of their endless flow of documents, web content, records, and images by storing all data and information in a robust backend system. Enterprise Content Management (ECM) offers a single repository and management system to perform storage and administrative tasks that otherwise requires expensive labor hours. The sessions will discuss the critical elements that contribute towards an efficient ECM system.
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The Asian Banker Briefing
Riding the winds of change in Islamic Banking
20 August 2008 - Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Islamic finance is a rapidly growing sector that has especially caught the attention of banks in Malaysia as a valuable business proposition. This session discusses the current priorities of Islamic banks in Asia including new product development areas that are gaining the most emphasis. We also examine the extent to which Islamic banks have utilised technology to achieve these business objectives.
The Asian Banker Briefing
“The Banks We Like”:
Re-engineering the multi-channel distribution network
15 August 2008 - Bangkok, Thailand
Many banks have professed their commitment to an integrated multi-channel distribution network but few have been successful in this regard. This session examines the evolution of channels and their strategic implications to banks today. We also examine best practices in integrating the various channels to deliver a cohesive and sophisticated multi-channel customer experience.
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June
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The Future of Banking in China Conference 2008
Incorporating Winners of the Retail Banking Awards for China
5-6 June 2008 - Shanghai, China
The Future of Banking in China Conference 2008, incorporating winners of the Retail Banking Awards for China, is the foremost gathering of retail banking heads designed to track the real operational issues driving the business of the mainland’s rapidly expanding banking sector. It brings together the best and brightest of retail banking in China, with senior level executives in retail financial services from the region to share valuable lessons and develop clear concepts on the challenges most commonly faced by the industry today.
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The Asian Banker Excellence in Retail Financial Services Convention 2008
15-16 May 2008 - Bangkok, Thailand
The Asian Banker Excellence in Retail Financial Services Convention 2008, incorporating The Heads of Retail Financial Services Annual Meeting, is scheduled to take place in the exciting city of Bangkok, Thailand from 15 to 16 May 2008. It is the premier platform for retail banking leaders from these countries to meet, take stock and benchmark themselves against the best and the brightest of the banking world through open dialogue and live interviews. |
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Paul Sarbanes in Singapore
Up-and-close intensive Public Meeting with Senator Paul Sarbanes
19 March 2008
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Raffles City Convention Centre, Singapore
The 9th Asian Banker Summit 2008
Managing Risks in an Unchartered Age
16-19 March 2008 - The Melia Hanoi, Vietnam
The Asian Banker Summit is the most significant annual gathering of decision makers in the Asia Pacific financial services industry. Each year, 600 CEOs, chairmen, executive vice presidents and other senior executives from financial institutions, as well as senior regulators, analysts and investors, gather at the Summit to discuss global issues that are transforming the industry. The seminal discussions over the years have taken an unflinching look at the full spectrum of critical issues faced by the industry, encouraging leaders tp make an objective assessment of developments in corporate governance, operational processes, technological architectures and other pressing concerns.
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"The Banks We Like" Briefing and Forum
A new concept in looking at best practice institutions world-wide
21 February 2008 - The Fullerton, Singapore
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"The Banks We Like" Briefing and Forum
A new concept in looking at best practice institutions world-wide
30 January 2008 - The Westin, Kuala Lumpur |
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Asian Banker City-level Industry Briefings
Bangkok, Beijing, Hong Kong, Jakarta, Kuala Lumpur,
Manila, Mumbai, Seoul, Shanghai, Singapore, Sri Lanka,
Taipei
The Asian Banker organises half-day briefings followed
by lunch on a regular basis in the above cities to keep
the banking communities updated on the trends and developments
taking place in the industry and to share the findings
from its research. The country level briefings provide
a platform for a robust exchange of ideas and feedback
on issues that are of pertinence to the respective banking
communities. These briefings offer sponsoring organisations
exclusivity and an excellent opportunity to communicate
thought leadership and develop interaction with the
local community that goes beyond a product proposition.
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