Asian Wealth Management Forum 2015 - Singapore
8.40am
Registration
9.00am
Welcome Address
Neil Pabari
Head of Market Development, Asean
Thomson Reuters
9.05am
Keynote Address
Disruptors in wealth management: automated advisors - A North American Perspective
Paul Metcalfe
Head of Wealth Management Proposition
Thomson Reuters
• How is technology changing the industry?
• What are the opportunities for wealth advisors in adopting automation?
• How to stay competitive in an increasingly automated wealth management environment?
9.20am
Panel Discussion
Private banking – does size matter?
• Do you need economies of scale to be successful in today’s market?
• What does “independent” mean to you?
• Can small firms overcome the challenges of the regulatory and compliance environment?
• Outsource or build it yourself. What’s best?
• Does digital level the playing field?
• What’s your niche?
• What’s an acceptable return on your investment?
Chair
Michael Stanhope
Chief Executive Officer & Founder
Hubbis
Panel Members
Paul Hodes
Managing Director, Head, Wealth Management, Consumer Bank, Asia Pacific
Citibank
Thomas Meier
Region Head Asia Pacific, Member of the Executive Board
Bank Julius Baer
Peter Flavel
Chief Executive Officer, Private Wealth Management, Asia
JPMorgan Private Bank
Evrard Bordier
Managing Partner
Bordier & Cie
Michael Blake
General Manager, Asia
Coutts
Cornelius Ehrat
Director, Senior Investment Advisor, South-east Asia
Rothschild Wealth Management
9.55am
Presentation
Developing effective technology solutions
Abhra Roy
Head, Finacle Wealth Management Solution
Infosys
• Building the right solutions
• Meeting clients’ needs
10.10am
Presentation
Creating a new investment experience
Harry Krkalo
Executive Director
Leonteq Securities
• Leonteq Securities - next generation structured products
• Redefining the origination and distribution of investment products in Asia
• Leonteq-DBS partnership model
10.25am
Refreshments & Networking
10.50am
Panel Discussion
Sticky assets
• How can asset management companies and distributors make assets stickier?
• Moving from a short-term to long-term mind-set – how can you achieve and execute this?
• The Asian wealth management industry is facing the significant challenge and balancing act of needing to make money, yet also fulfilling their increasingly-complex regulatory obligations. What is your role in this?
• How should advisory processes and models be developed?
• To what extent can – or even should – various parts of the sales and advisory processes be industrialised to keep costs under control and increase efficiencies?
• Will managed solutions or DPM become a meaningful part of your business?
• The possibility of rising interest rates will cause deleveraging in the bond markets. What asset classes will be best in the second half of 2015?
Chair
Michael Stanhope
Chief Executive Officer & Founder
Hubbis
Panel Members
Bryan Henning
Managing Director, Head of Global Investments and Solutions - Asia, Middle East & Africa
Barclays
Rajesh Manwani
Head of Product Management, Asia Pacific
Credit Suisse Private Banking
Simon Grose-Hodge
Managing Director, Head of Investment Advisory, South-east Asia
LGT Bank
Hans Goetti
Head of Investment, Asia
Banque Internationale A Luxembourg
Damien Mooney
Managing Director, Head of Retail Business & Chief Marketing Officer, Asia Pacific
BlackRock
Lennie Lim
Managing Director, Regional Head, Asia
Legg Mason Global Asset Management
11.30am
Presentation
The rise of liquid alternatives
Scott Collinson
Head of Alternatives, Asia
Franklin Templeton Investments
• In recent years, demand for greater liquidity and transparency along with lower volatility has led to growing appetite for liquid alternatives
• Find out how investors can benefit from an allocation to this asset class in an increasingly challenging investment environment of toppish equity markets and rising interest rates
11.45am
Presentation
The need for discretionary in Asia: case studies
Christopher Faddy
Managing Director & Head of Distribution, Asia Pacific
BNY Mellon Managed Investments
• Outline the various demand drivers for discretionary
• Discuss some of the challenges and solutions
• Examine the decisions that private banks and institutions have made through case studies
12.00pm
Presentation
What do top advisers say and what do investors really think?
Mark Nelligan
Chief Executive Officer, Singapore
Pershing Securities
To build a successful practice, you must effectively tell people what you offer and why it’s important to them. A well-crafted value proposition is an opportunity for advisers to promote the growth of their businesses. It uses language that sets them apart and resonates by telling a story that is accurate and appealing. Using Pershing LLC’s recent study “What Do Top Advisors Say and What Do Investors Really Think?” as a backdrop, Mark will focus on key factors that can help advisers differentiate themselves and their services.
12.15pm
Panel Discussion
What are the key disruptive forces shaping asset management of tomorrow?
• What are the big trends, opportunities and challenges in global asset management?
• How are you positioning your business in line with these?
• How will the market develop over the next 12 months?
• What are the main challenges and opportunities you foresee for the industry and wholesale distribution?
Chair
Michael Stanhope
Chief Executive Officer & Founder
Hubbis
Panel Members
Hugh Young
Managing Director
Aberdeen Asset Management Asia
Anthony Siau
Chief Executive Officer, and Regional Head of Group Institutional Business
RHB OSK Asset Management
Terence Lam
Managing Director, Head of Sales and Marketing, Asia-Pacific
AXA Investment Managers
Stephen Grundlingh
Co-Chief Executive Officer and Regional Head, South-east Asia
Franklin Templeton Investments
Alexander Henderson
Managing Director, Asia
Henderson Global Investors
Gebhard Giselbrecht
Managing Director, Head of Asset Management Singapore, and Chief Operating Officer Asset Management, APAC
Credit Suisse Asset Management
Steve Knabl
Managing Partner
Swiss Asia
12.55pm
Lunch
1.45pm
Presentation
Where is the appetite to invest?
Seamus Donoghue
Chief Executive Officer
Allocated Bullion Solutions
Based on the results of a survey of forum participants, this presentation will explore:
• What are the key markets and asset classes to watch in the second half of 2015?
• What is concerning investors?
• What is the outlook for gold? To what extent is there demand in client portfolios?
2.00pm
Panel Discussion
What is wealth management today?
• Is the term “private banking” even relevant today?
• What are your priorities for the next 12 months?
• There is an increasing blurring of lines between private banking, retail banking, independent wealth management and insurance. What is the difference and do clients really care?
• What is your segment? And where do you add value?
• How are you looking to develop your platform in the next few years?
• How do product manufacturers and product gatekeepers co-exist in today’s landscape? How is the relationship changing with these and other service providers?
• How can you deal with the demand from Chinese, Indonesian and other key clients for more rational wealth management and wealth planning? How will that develop?
• Is a digital strategy more important than client service?
• How will you deal with the requirements of increased transparency and disclosure, AML, FATCA, CRS and exams for advisers?
Chair
Patrick Donaldson
Market Development Manager - Wealth, ASEAN. Financial & Risk
Thomson Reuters
Panel Members
Dennis Khoo
Head of Personal Financial Services
United Overseas Bank
Sen Sui
Chief Executive, Singapore Branch
Credit Agricole Private Banking
Hans-Peter Borgh
Chief Commercial Officer, Private Banking, Asia & Middle East
ABN AMRO Private Banking
Eng Huat Kong
Chief Executive Officer, Singapore and South-East Asia
EFG Bank
Andrew Hendry
Managing Director, Asia
M&G Investments
Prabhat Ojha
Senior Investment Director, and Director, Private Clients, Asia
Cambridge Associates
David Stone
Director, Structuring & Product Development, Asia
Amicorp Group
Abhra Roy
Head, Finacle Wealth Management Solution
Infosys
2.40pm
Presentation
Are you being served?
Radha Pillay
Strategic Accounts Director, Asia Pacific
SmartStream
• What are the current drivers for private wealth managers?
• What are the common hurdles to operational excellence faced by private wealth managers?
• Why are middle- and back-office processes not already automated?
• How is automation going to help private wealth managers to improve/achieve better customer service?
• Will this help private wealth managers to keep pace with today’s rapidly-evolving investment objectives and regulatory requirements?
• Is it possible to enhance efficiency and drive down the cost of doing business while not compromising service delivery?
2.55pm
Panel Discussion
How will insurance companies evolve?
• What are the key drivers for insurance companies developing their local offerings?
• What are the main regulatory developments we will see over the next 12 months? What opportunities and challenges does that create for you?
• How should the regulators help facilitate the industry's further development?
• In what ways are regulatory reforms affecting the propositions for various insurance products? What new products are you developing as a result?
• How is the distribution model developing? Including for IFAs, banks and insurance agents?
• Where will disruption come from?
• What is the role for different platforms and channels?
• What is the balance and demand between life insurance and other types of insurance?
• Where is the market at in terms of servicing expats versus locals?
Chair
Michael Stanhope
Chief Executive Officer & Founder
Hubbis
Panel Members
Walter de Oude
Founder & Chief Executive Officer
Singapore Life
Alfred Chia
Chief Executive Officer
SingCapital
Chris Gill
General Manager, South-east Asia
Friends Provident International
Damiaan Jacobovits de Szeged
Member of the Asia Executive Committee and Chief Executive Officer
Transamerica Life Bermuda Asia
Kelso Beggs
Executive Director
AAM Advisory
David Varley
Head of High Net Worth - Asia
AXA
3.35pm
Refreshments & Networking
4.00pm
Presentation
The leading Citizenship-by-Investment Programs of the world
Nichole Barner
Senior Manager
Henley & Partners
• Reasons for obtaining an alternative citizenship
• Current trends from an Asian perspective
• Due diligence as a distinctive feature
4.15pm
Panel Discussion
To what extent is there a re-awakening for structured products in Asia?
• What’s hot and not in structured products in 2015?
• What are the next steps around automation and industrialisation of this sector?
• Has the industry won back clients confidence?
• What did we learn from 2008?
Chair
Michael Stanhope
Chief Executive Officer & Founder
Hubbis
Panel Members
Akshay Prasad
Director, Head of Structured Products Asia
Deutsche Asset & Wealth Management
Edouard Hoepffner
Head of New Product Development & Client Solutions
Coutts
Marc Lansonneur
Managing Director, Head of Investment and Treasury Products
DBS Private Bank
Krisztina Anspach
Head of Structured Equity Sales, Asia ex Japan Global Markets
BNP Paribas
David Schmid
Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director, Asia
Leonteq Securities
4.50pm
Panel Discussion
Joining the dots
• How do you define a valuable offering that clients are willing to pay for?
• There is a lot of talk about wealth management firms growing their platforms, but this is proving harder to do in reality. How do you find the right people, develop them and retain them?
• How do you onboard the right people?
• What does a world-class professional development framework look like?
• How do you balance the various priorities you have in managing your business?
• How can training be viewed as an investment? Not an annoying cost?
• What will it take for advisers to move it to the next level in terms of professionalism, quality of advice, product range and a fee-for-service model?
• Can advisers make the shift from product to a more holistic offering?
• What’s more important - technical skills, the effectiveness of the adviser, or soft skills?
• What are some of the best practices in other industries which can be applied to wealth management?
Chair
Michael Stanhope
Chief Executive Officer & Founder
Hubbis
Panel Members
Mark Smallwood
Managing Director, Head of Franchise Development and Strategic Initiatives, APAC
Deutsche Asset & Wealth Management
Alison Brown
Head of Wealth Management, Singapore
Manulife
Zubaidah Osman
Head, Agency Training, Global Life Singapore
Zurich International Life
Steven Seow
Head of Wealth Management, Asia
Mercer
5.30pm
Forum Ends
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