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ASIFMA Tech & Ops Week - 21-25 June, 2021 Final Attendee List Organization First Name Last Name Job Title Type Amazon Web Services Phil Rodrigues Head of Commercial Security, Asia-Pacific and Japan Speaker ASIFMA Lyndon Chao Managing Director, Head of Equities and Post Trade Speaker ASIFMA Laurence Van Der Loo Executive Director, Technology and Operations Speaker ASIFMA Mark Austen CEO Speaker ASIFMA Fintech Working Group; Natixis Elvie Lahournere Chair; Director Digital and Innovation, Asia Pacific Speaker Bank for International Settlements Juan Carlos Crisanto Deputy Chairman, Financial Stability Institute Speaker Bank of Singapore Celine Le Cotonnec Chief Data and Innovation Officer Speaker Barclays Gilles lequinio Director, Head of Asia Settlement Risk Speaker BIS Innovation Hub Hong Kong Centre Bénédicte Nolens Head Speaker BlackRock Paul Clarke Managing Director, Risk and Quantitative Analysis Group Speaker CIMB Group Charles Samuel Group CISO, Technology Risk Management Speaker Citi Ventures Victor Alexiev Head, Programs and Strategic Partnerships APAC Speaker Clifford Chance Brian Harley Consultant Speaker ConsenSys Charles d’Haussy APAC Managing Director Speaker Federal Reserve Board; Chair Arthur Lindo Deputy Director for Policy, Division of Supervision and Regulation; Operational Resilience Working Group,Speaker Basel Committee on Banking Supervision Deutsche Bank AG Singapore Boon-Hiong Chan Head of Securities Market and Technology Advocacy, Securities Services, Corporate Bank Speaker DigFin Jame DiBiasio Founder Speaker DTCC John Wu Associate Director for Business Development – North Asia/Australia and New Zealand Speaker Eversheds Sutherland Rhys McWhirter Head of Technology, Hong Kong Speaker Expand Research Pauline Wray Managing Director, Head of Asia & FCT Global Lead Speaker EY Rushabh Mehta Partner, Business Consulting (Financial Services Risk Management) Speaker Financial Services Agency, The Government of Japan Kenrin Nishimura Deputy Director, Prudential Standards Office Speaker Financial Stability Board Yasushi Shiina Member of Secretariat Speaker Fintech Association of Hong Kong Helene Li General Manager Speaker FS-ISAC Dr Scott Flower Global Intelligence Officer (APAC) Speaker Global Financial Markets Association Allison Parent Executive Director Speaker Goldman Sachs Jia Mao Head of Core Engineering Data Platforms and Co-head of Core Engineering, Asia Pacific Speaker Goldman Sachs Tom Pease Managing Director, Head of Asia Pacific Operations Speaker Google Mark Johnston Google Cloud Security Lead Speaker Google Robert Coughlan Google Cloud Finance Sector Lead Speaker Google Cloud Alvin Lung Head of Customer Engineer Speaker Google Cloud Asia Pacific Sandeep Patil Regional Lead, Security Sales & Partnerships Speaker Hashkey Ben El-Baz Head of Ecosystem Speaker Hong Kong Monetary Authority Colin Pou Executive Director, Financial Infrastructure Department Speaker Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission Clara KL Chiu Director of Licensing and Head of Fintech Unit Speaker HSBC Bojan Obradovic Head of Cloud Services for Asia Pacific Speaker HSBC Jen Flowers Head of Asia Pacific Partnership Development & Innovation, Wealth and Personal Banking Speaker IOSCO Alp Eroglu Senior Policy Advisor Speaker JP Morgan Divya Narula Executive Director, APAC Clearinghouse Risk Speaker KY3P by IHS Markit Peter Pernebo Global Head of Third Party Risk Management Solutions Speaker London Stock Exchange Group David Day Head of North Asia, Data & Analytics Speaker Malaysia Digital Economy Corporation (MDEC) Tze Meng Tan Head, Data Cloud Business Unit, Digital Infrastructure and Services Department, Digital Adoption EcosystemSpeaker Division Monetary Authority of Singapore Vincent Loy Assistant Managing Director (Technology) Speaker Morgan Stanley Natalie Swallow Executive Director, Asia Head of Tech & Data Legal Speaker Murex Anthony Harel Director, Client Services Technology, APAC Speaker Nomura Aleem Jivraj Managing Director & Global Markets COO, Asia Ex-Japan Speaker OpenFin Mazy Dar Co-Founder and CEO Speaker Otoritas Jasa Keuangan (Indonesia Financial Services Authority) Triyono Gani Executive Director of Digital Financial Innovation Group Speaker EY; FinTech Association of Hong Kong Chris Barford Partner, Financial Services Consulting; Co-chair, AI & Big Data Committee Speaker Public Debt Management Office (PDMO), Thailand Patricia Mongkhonvanit Director-General Speaker Refinitiv Vernice Moh Managing Director ASEAN Speaker Refinitiv Chris Young Head of Enterprise Data Solution Sales Speaker Refinitiv Rakesh Singh Global Product Manager, Tick History Speaker Refinitiv Chris Young Head of Enterprise Data Solution Sales Speaker Refinitiv Kit Wan Solution Consulting Director of Realtime Market Data Speaker Singapore Exchange (SGX) Agnes Koh Chief Risk Officer Speaker SmartStream Radha Pillay Head of APAC Speaker SmartStream Andreas Burner Chief Innovation Officer Speaker SmartStream Victoria Harverson Global Head of Business Development, Air Speaker Societe Generale Eric Rabin Chief Operating Officer, Asia Pacific Speaker Standard Chartered Jessica Omoteso Head of IT Resilience Speaker State Street Zhuo (Abraham) Li Managing Director, China Head of Global Technology Service for Institutional Services, Middle Office, GlobalSpeaker Exchange and Alpha SWIFT Tom Alaerts Lead Standards Specialist, APAC Speaker SWIFT Simona Catanescu Director of Securities Strategy Speaker SWIFT Stella Lim Managing Director, Asia Pacific Speaker Symphony Communication Services Queenie Chan General Manager, APAC Speaker Torstone Technology Gordon Russell Head of Asia Speaker TruEra Shameek Kundu Head of Financial Services and Chief Strategy Officer Speaker W3CDD Tamara Singh Founder Speaker ABN Director Delegate Abu Dhabi Global Market Senior Specialist Delegate Acuris PaRR / Dealreporter Delegate ADGM Director Delegate Page 1 of 8 ASIFMA Tech & Ops Week - 21-25 June, 2021 Final Attendee List Organization First Name Last Name Job Title Type AIA Shared Services Sdn Bhd Group Investment Services – Data Management & Operation Delegate AllianceBernstein Risk Manager Delegate Amazon Web Services Head of Public Policy, HKT Delegate Amazon Web Services Public Policy Manager Delegate ANZ Head of Markets Transaction Management Technology and Head of Murex Platforms Delegate ANZ Head of Business Risk Assurance and Change Delegate ANZ Head of Business Development Delegate ANZ BANK COUNTRY ASSURANCE MANAGER Delegate Apiax APAC Business Lead Delegate ASIFMA Senior Executive – Event Operations Delegate ASIFMA Senior associate Delegate ASIFMA Executive Director Hong Kong Delegate ASIFMA Senior Executive, Event Operations Delegate ASIFMA Associate – Asset Management Group Delegate ASIFMA Associate, Fixed Income Delegate ASIFMA Senior Executive, Event Marketing Delegate ASIFMA Managing Director, Head of Asset Management Delegate ASIFMA Managing Director, Head of Equities and Post Trade Delegate ASIFMA Senior Manager - Head of Events and Conferences Delegate ASIFMA Associate, Policy & Regulatory Affairs Division Delegate ASIFMA Managing Director, Head of Fixed Income Delegate ASIFMA Executive Director, Technology and Operations Delegate ASIFMA Manager, Equities and Post Trade Delegate ASIFMA Associate – Technology & Operations Delegate ASIFMA Executive Director, Head of Policy & Regulatory Affairs Delegate ASIFMA Intern Delegate ASIFMA CEO Delegate ASIFMA Junior Analyst, Asset Management Group Delegate ASIFMA Intern Delegate ASIFMA Consultant Delegate ASIFMA Managing Director – Communications and Human Resources Delegate ASIFMA Intern Delegate ASIFMA Consultant Delegate ASIFMA Executive Assistant Delegate ASIFMA Consultant Delegate ASIFMA Manager – Marketing and Business Development Delegate Asitgnes Capital Head of Quantitative Research and Data Strategy Delegate Australia and New Zealand Bank Business Continuity and Governance Manager Delegate Australia and New Zealand Banking Group COO Delegate Australian Securities & Investments Commission Risk Manager, Technology Resilience Delegate AWS Head of Public Policy for Regulated Industries, APAC Delegate AWS Head of Security Assurance (Financial Services, APAC Delegate AWS Snr Security Strategist Delegate AWS Head, Regulated Industries, Public Policy Delegate AWS Public Policy Manager Delegate AWS Head, Financial Services Business Development, HK & TW Delegate Axiom Director Delegate Banco Santander Risk analyst Delegate Banco Santander Head of Non Financial Risk Delegate Bank of America Director Delegate Bank of America Director Delegate Bank of America Director Delegate Bank of America Compliance Officer Delegate Bank of China Product and system team Delegate Bank of communication Deputy R&D Manager Delegate Barclays Bank Head of Prime Derivatives Services, Asia Pacific Delegate Barclays Bank Government and Regulatory Relations and Policy, Asia Pacific Delegate BFAM Chief Operating Officer Delegate Blackrock Head of Asia Global Investment Operations, Managing Director Delegate Blackrock Singapore VP Delegate Block.one Deputy GC Delegate Block.one Legal Counsel Delegate Bloomberg News Reporter Delegate BNP Paribas Head of Digital Innovation Delegate BNP Paribas Securities services project manager Delegate BNP Paribas Securities Services Product Manager, Clearing and Custody Solutions Delegate Board of Governors Associate Director Delegate Broadridge Financial Solutions Head of Marketing, APAC Delegate BSE Business Development and Marketing Delegate Bursa Malaysia Berhad Director, Market Operations Delegate
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