Future Of Fintech In Asia

Moderated by:  Mark Robinson (Asia Head of TMT, Singapore)

Run time: 45 minutes per episode

 

Episode 1 – Riding the digital bank wave
 

Date: 28 July 2020, 11.00am SG/HK Time
 

Speakers: Natalie Curtis (Singapore), Harry Evans (Singapore), John Ling (Kuala Lumpur)
 

 

Episode 2 – Ventures and partnership structures
 

Date: 4 August 2020, 11.00am SG/HK Time
 

Speakers: Vik Tang (Jakarta), James Gong (Hong Kong), Matthew Wentz (Singapore)
 

 

Episode 3 – Data driven joint ventures
 

Date: 11 August 2020, 11.00am SG/HK Time
 

Speakers: Gitta Satryani (Singapore), James Gong (China), Nang Su Wai (Singapore)
     

Episode 4 – Payments platforms
 

Date: 18 August 2020, 11.00am SG/HK Time
 

Speakers: Natalie Curtis (Singapore), Harry Evans (Singapore), Michelle Virgiany (Jakarta)
 

 

Episode 5 – Digital assets
 

Date: 25 August  2020, 11.00am SG/HK Time
 

Speakers: Natalie Curtis (Singapore), Vicky Man (Hong Kong), Becky Chung (Hong Kong)

Episode Summary:

Regulators in Asia have been increasingly focused on strengthening the regulatory framework for buying, selling, exchanging and investing in digital assets, seeking to address concerns such as unlicensed activity, investor protection, safe custody and know-your client requirements. In this episode, our speakers will look at some of the recent developments in this space and share their insights on the opportunities and challenges they present.

Episode 6 – Recent fintech developments in Indonesia
 

Date: 1 September 2020, 11.00am SG/HK Time
 

Speakers: Vik Tang (Jakarta), Teguh Arwiko (Jakarta), Michelle Virgiany (Jakarta)  

Episode Summary: 

Indonesia’s fintech sector has seen accelerated growth in recent years, and we are witnessing increasing depth in the level of competition and collaboration between players, particularly involving payment and lending activities given their central role in the digital economy. In this webinar, we will discuss: (1) the innovative ways in which collaboration is implemented in the Indonesian fintech sector by various players, from established financial institutions, Indonesian conglomerates, e-commerce and other digital platforms, to fintech companies; (2) types of M&A and joint venture activities that we have been seeing in the market and how these are being affected by external factors including Covid-19; and (3) key regulatory and policy developments in Indonesia that may shape the sector in the future. 

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