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      Feb 24 | 2020
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      People’s Bank’s Gunawardana: “Digitalisation is imperative to survive in the…

      Rasitha Gunawardana, CEO and general manager of People’s Bank, summarises the decade-long process of technologically upgrading the largest state-owned bank in Sri Lanka. He talks about the risks and challenges

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      Feb 10 | 2020
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      US-China Trade Deal: Analysis of the Phase One Agreement

      In this session with NUS East Asian Institute Director Prof. Bert Hofman, Phase 1 of the Economic Trade Agreement will be dissected, studied, and analysed to truly uncover what it really means

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      Feb 6 | 2020
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      Impact of coronavirus on industry outlook 2020

      Chief economist for Asia Pacific at Natixis and China financial market expert, Alicia Garcia-Herrero, discusses the impact of the emerging coronavirus threat on China's economy, corporate sector, trade and supply chain and likely effect…

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      Jan 23 | 2020
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      The Asia Pacific Banking Industry Outlook 2020

      The banking and financial services industry in Asia Pacific has to brace itself for worsening operating conditions ahead with the twin threats of tightening interest margins and deteriorating asset quality amid the expectation of persistent…

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      Nov 6 | 2019
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      The Asian Banker 500 Strongest Banks 2019 Briefing: Stronger Headwinds Ahead

      The Asian Banker 500 (AB 500) 2019 is an annual evaluation of the 500 largest banks in the Asia Pacific region for the financial year 2018. This year’s evaluation covers the 500 largest banks, from 20 countries and territories

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      Nov 6 | 2019
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      How good are high and ultra-high-net-worth individuals in Asia-Pacific at doing…

      Asia-Pacific is experiencing the most rapid growth of wealth in history, due to the economic expansion of China and emerging Asia.Currently in the Asia Pacific, total household wealth grew by 3%, or $3,346 billion, since mid-2017, to $114,561…

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      Sep 8 | 2019
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      UniCredit’s Corsini: “We want to be the bridge between Asia and Europe”

      Luca Corsini, the head of global transaction banking at UniCredit, talks about the new regulation requiring banks to open up their data to third parties. The new payments regulation is set to attract Asian clients to do business in Europe

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      Sep 7 | 2019
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      Deutsche Bank’s Scott-Gray: “We’re removing all complexities to create a more…

      Jennifer Scott-Gray, head of corporate bank, Australia at Deutsche Bank, speaks about building out a cash management branch in Australia and expanding the bank’s current offerings. What Deutsche Bank is trying to do in Australia is leverage…

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      Sep 5 | 2019
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      SAP’s Rieker: “What we will see in the future are the new arising ecosystems”

      Falk Rieker, Global Vice President and Global Head of IBU Banking at SAP, highlights the importance for banks to take a more collaborative and proactive approach to drive connectivity with the ecosystems that their customers operate in.

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