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The Markets and Exchanges Convention is designed for the widest range of participants from the product and infrastructure sides of the business. These include:
- CEOs and senior managers of financial institutions who want to understand recent developments in markets and exchanges at the global level
- Heads and senior executives of treasury and markets in banks
- Heads and senior executives of broker-dealers
- Heads and senior executives of companies that provide trading infrastructure
- Heads and senior executives of traders and fund managers wanting to expand their institutional client pool
- Heads and senior executives from custodian banks who wish to be updated on Asia’s domestic banks
- Banking and markets regulators from across the region
- Consultants and partners providing enterprise risk solutions to financial institutions.
In addition, Attendance to The Asian Banker Summit is designed for a wide spectrum of practitioners in the financial services industry:
- Chairmen, CEOs, board members of domestic commercial banks, global corporate and investment banks, brokerages, depositories, exchanges and even fund managers and hedge funds that use market infrastructure.
- Bank treasurers
- Business level decision makers in retail and corporate banking
- Chief Technology Officers, technology architects and decision makers in the selection committees for new technology infrastructure
- Heads of tactical divisions such as profitability systems, customer service improvement, product innovation and other initiatives within banks that take a holistic view of technology
- Heads and senior executives involved in developing multi-channel distribution capabilities
- Heads and senior executives of corporate planning and budgeting
Based on previous years’ attendance, it is expected that this year’s Summit will feature approximately 600 delegates from about 24 countries, including Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand, Philippines, Vietnam, Hong Kong, China, Taiwan, Japan, Korea, India, Sri Lanka, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Australia, USA, select European countries and the Middle East. The expected breakdown of Summit participation is as follows: |
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