Adam Grabow is the Head of Index Client Coverage for Asia Pacific at MSCI. In this role, he is responsible for overseeing the proliferation of MSCI’s indexes throughout Asia Pacific, India & beyond.

For over 30 years, Adam has been an innovator in the financial services industry, either as an entrepreneur, or as an intrapreneur within large global firms. Prior to joining MSCI he was a key contributor at Merrill Lynch, JP Morgan, and Morningstar as they launched new products and entered new markets. His entrepreneurial activities range from opening new businesses in the Former Soviet Union to creating one of the world’s first Expert Networks for the Wall Street ecosystem. 

Adam is an Honorably Discharged Officer in the United States Navy.

He is a graduate of the University of Colorado (BSBA), and the University of Chicago Graduate School of Business (MBA). In addition, he holds a Certificate in Alternative Investments from the Harvard Business School. He is a Colorado native currently residing in Singapore.

Alexander is Chief Operating Officer, Asia Pacific & Middle East, and Country CEO, Singapore. In his Country CEO role, he is responsible for managing and developing the franchise, including expanding and strengthening client relationships across the Corporate and Investment Bank platform. He is also responsible for maintaining strategic relationships with the regulator and the Singapore government for the respective businesses and functions within Singapore.
In August 2021, Alexander was appointed Chief Operating Officer for Asia Pacific. In this role, he supports the strong growth agenda in the region, partnering with both regional and local senior stakeholders to drive complex multi-year strategies for Barclays in Asia Pacific. In January 2023, his remit was further expanded to cover the Middle East and Africa region.
He is a member of the Asia Pacific Executive Forum and the Corporate & Investment Banking (CIB) COO Global Management Committee. Alexander is also an active supporter of Barclays’ regional citizenship and diversity agenda through his membership on the Asia Pacific Citizenship Council, and being former Co-Chair of the APAC Women’s Initiatives Network (WIN), former Co-Chair of the Diversity & Inclusion Committee for the British Chamber of Commerce Singapore, and a Male Champion at the Financial Women’s Association of Singapore.
Alexander joined Barclays in 1998 and has over two decades of banking experience, spanning multiple roles and geographies. Prior to taking on his current roles, he was concurrently the Head of Corporate Banking, Asia Pacific and Middle East. Before relocating to Singapore from Dubai in 2015, Alexander was the Head of International Debt Finance, responsible for all non-UK debt origination across Europe, the Middle East, Africa and India. He also served as a member of the senior leadership team for Global Credit Products, where he supported Corporate Banking’s broader product agenda.
Before his stint in Dubai, he was based in the UK, focusing primarily on leveraged finance and led the London Debt Finance team. Earlier in his career, Alexander held sector coverage roles in both the industrials (Chemical and Pharmaceuticals) and TMT sectors.
Alexander holds a BSc (Hons) in Chemistry from Birmingham University. Following his graduation, he undertook a post graduate research role at Leeds University.

Alvin Lee has 23 years of banking experience across wealth management, corporate and consumer banking and treasury, with specialisations in product and risk management, as well as business development. Alvin has worked in different geographies across Asia, Europe, Africa and Middle East in various global and regional roles. Past employers include JP Morgan, Citibank, Barclays in London and Burgan Bank in Middle East. His current role in Maybank is Head of Wealth Management for Maybank group and he sits on the Singapore Management Committee amongst other leadership committees including Asset Liability Committee and Group Community Financial Services Committee. Outside of work, Alvin is Honorary Treasurer of Singapore Rugby Union, a board member on Singapore Rugby Pte Ltd and President of Raffles Rugby Union. Alvin also serves in Singapore Armed Forces as a Lieutenant Colonel.

Amol Gupte is the Head of ASEAN and Citi Country Officer (CCO) for Singapore.

Based in Singapore Amol is responsible for the leadership of Citi's ASEAN markets of Singapore, Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Vietnam and Thailand. As CCO for Singapore, he is responsible for all of Citi's businesses and operations in the country.

ASEAN is an important growth area for Citi having been in region since 1902. As one of the oldest financial institutions in this region, Citi is deeply embedded in the markets' financial services sector with representation in nearly every asset class and business, including Corporate and Investment Banking. Treasury and Trade Solutions, Global Markets and Securities Services, Commercial Banking, Private Banking and Consumer Banking. In Singapore, Citi is one of the largest financial services businesses in the country, providing employment to more than 9,000 people.

Amol is a 28-year Citi veteran, and has held a number of senior positions globally. Prior to moving to Singapore from Hong Kong, he was Region Head for the Treasury and Trade Solutions (TTS) business in Asia Pacific from 2012-16. He was based in New York from 2007-12 as the Region Head of TTS, North America and was based in London from 2003-07 as the Head of Payments for Europe. Prior to moving to EMEA, he was the Head of Transaction Services business for the Indian sub- continent. Before joining Transaction Services, Amol was with Citi's Consumer Business in India where he held roles in sales, product management and treasury. 

Amol holds a Master's of Business Administration from Bombay University 

Anshul is the Managing Director, Global Head of Trading and Markets Asia at ANZ Banking Group Limited since 2018. He is based in Singapore and in this senior leadership role, he has the responsibility for the Trading activities across 28 dealing rooms in 26 countries as well as all Financial Markets activities for Sales and Capital Markets, across 13 countries in Asia. Under his leadership, the bank experienced a period of significant growth.

Since joining ANZ in 2012, Anshul has held a number of senior positions such as Head of Trading & Balance Sheet, Head of Rates & Local markets, Head of Rates in addition to regional roles such as Head of Markets Singapore, Head of Markets South-East Asia. 

Most recently, Anshul has been actively involved as a key business sponsor for ANZ’s Markets “Women In Leadership” (WIL) global initiative which aims to move the dial on women in leadership roles and promote gender diversity & inclusion (D&I) in the workplace.

In a career spanning close to two decades, Mr. Sidher has worked in various global investment banks such as Barclays Capital, Dresdner Kleinwort, ABN Amro and Citigroup. He was first made Managing Director whilst at Dresdner in 2007. 

Anshul holds a Master of Business Administration from the Indian Institute of Management, a Master of Technology in Biochemical Engineering from Indian Institute of Technology as well as a certificate in Quantitative Finance from the University of London. Anshul has also completed an executive program at MIT on “Digitisation and Industrialisation: Unlocking the Potential of Digitisation”.  

Based in Singapore, Ashish Goyal is responsible for the OMERS Capital Markets business for the Asia region. The Capital Markets team is focused on public markets investments across the capital structure of Asian companies. It works in close collaboration with the Real Estate, Private Equity, and Infrastructure businesses, in delivering stable and secure pensions to our members.

Prior to joining OMERS in 2019, Ashish has built, managed and led high performance investment teams at leading global Asset Managers, based out of offices in Mumbai, Singapore and Hong Kong, with management responsibility for over $20B in client assets. Ashish has over 28 years of investment experience in Asia and the Global Emerging Markets space.

Ashish is a Mechanical Engineer, has an MBA and is a Chartered Financial Analyst. He is actively committed to advocating and advancing financial literacy as well as diversity and inclusion in the workplace.

Mr. Mitchell is an executive vice president and head of marketing APAC. Based in Singapore, he is responsible for leading the marketing strategy in the region and overseeing a team of channel, digital, and content marketing professionals. Prior to joining PIMCO in 2022, he was head of the APAC client management office at abrdn. Previous roles with abrdn included global head of marketing, global head of digital, and head of marketing APAC. Prior to this, Mr. Mitchell spent 21 years at Fidelity Investments and Fidelity International in various marketing and sales leadership roles based in the U.S., South Korea, Hong Kong, and Singapore. He has 26 years of investment and financial services experience and holds an undergraduate degree in communications from Boston College and a certificate in financial planning from Boston University.

Dennis Tan is CEO of Prudential Singapore as well as Council Member at IBF Singapore.

A veteran banker, Dennis has 26 years of experience in consumer banking spanning product development, segment management, marketing as well as sales and distribution.

Prior to joining Prudential in February 2020, Dennis was with OCBC Bank for 10 years and last held the role of Head, Consumer Financial Services.

He also spearheaded the growth of OCBC’s Premier Banking business in Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia and China as Head of Branch and Group Premier Banking. He was also a member of OCBC Bank’s Management Committee.

He began his career as a Management Associate with Citibank Singapore in 1993. In 16 years, Dennis rose through the ranks to become Managing Director, Sales and Distribution where he was responsible for 20 branches and 700 frontline staff.

Dennis holds a Bachelor of Science in Business (Honours with Distinction) from Indiana University and has completed the Stanford Executive Programme at Stanford University’s Graduate School of Business. He is a Certified Financial Planner.

Gautam Banerjee is a Senior Managing Director and Chairman of Blackstone Singapore. Mr. Banerjee served as Executive Chairman of PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) Singapore for nine years until his retirement in December 2012. He spent over 30 years with the firm in various leadership roles in Singapore, India and East Asia. 

Mr Banerjee is an independent director on the Board of Singapore Airlines Limited, Singapore Telecommunications, Piramal Enterprises Limited and GIC Private Limited. His roles in the not‐for‐profit sector include serving as Chairman of raiSE, the Singapore Centre for Social Enterprise.

Mr. Banerjee is a fellow of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales (ICAEW) and the Institute of Singapore Chartered Accountants (ISCA). He graduated with a Bachelor of Science (Honours) degree from Warwick University in 1977 and was awarded an Honorary Doctor of Laws (LLD) by the same university in 2014. Mr. Banerjee was a Nominated Member of Parliament in Singapore from 2007 to 2009 and was awarded the Public Service Medal by the Singapore Government in 2014

Henry Quek is a Senior Managing Director and Head of Official Institutions for the Asia-Pacific region for State Street. He is also APAC Head of Foreign Exchange Sales.

Besides leading the Official Institutions Sector in APAC, he is also responsible for growing the Foreign Exchange business in the region through our offices in Hong Kong, Singapore, Tokyo, Seoul, Taipei, Sydney and Beijing.

He has a degree in Business Administration from the National University of Singapore and has been a member of Mensa since 1981.

Henry has 30 years of financial markets experience including managing relationships with Official Institutions. He has been with State Street for the past 11 years.

Hian Goh is a Founding Partner of Openspace Ventures, a venture capital fund focused on Technology, Media and Internet companies in South East Asia. 

Openspace Ventures manages over US$500 million across 4 funds. Openspace funds are ranked upper quartile performing according to Cambridge Associates global VC benchmarks. Selected investments let by Hian include Series A into Gojek, Love Bonito, a leading online female fashion label, FinAccel, leading fintech player in Indonesia, Chope Group, the dominant restaurant reservations business in South East Asia, and Kumu, a top live streaming company in the Philippines. 

Hian was the Founder of the Asian Food Channel (AFC), a 24-Hour food and lifestyle Pay TV network, which was acquired by Scripps Networks in 2013. 

Hian began his career as an investment banker and was a founding member of the Salomon Smith Barney Technology investment banking practice in Asia, (now part of Citigroup) in 1999. 

Hian graduated with a degree in Jurisprudence (Law) from Trinity College, Oxford, and an MBA from INSEAD. He is also a Reserve Officer with the Singapore Navy and is a Board Member of the Singapore Science Centre.

Holger Beckmann is a seasoned Human Resources (HR) leader with over 20 years’ experience. Holger has held several leadership roles in HR across different regions and organizations, demonstrating a strong track record of strategic HR management and cultural transformation initiatives. He is recognized for his strategic mindset, strong leadership skills, and commitment to driving HR initiatives that support business growth and employee development.

He is currently the Director of Human Resources at COFACE Services South Asia Pacific, where he is a member of the Executive Committee and oversees HR operations across Asia-Pacific. His responsibilities include managing a regional HR team, implementing HR projects, recruiting at C-level, and driving cultural transformation initiatives. He has also held prior senior HR roles at COFACE in Poland and Germany, responsible for Central-, Eastern- and Northern-Europe.

Since finishing his coaching education in 2010, Holger was and is an active Mentor and Coach for various internal and external Mentees and Coachees, ranging from inside Coface, to the public sector and graduate students for career coaching.

Earlier in his career, Mr. Beckmann held various HR leadership positions at LBS Landesbausparkasse Südwest and LBS Landesbausparkasse Rheinland-Pfalz, where he gained experience in personnel development, organizational development, and change management.

Ian Macdonald joined Aberdeen in 2013. As the firm’s Head of Hong Kong and Deputy Head of Asia Pacific, he works together with Hugh Young to lead the continued development of our business in the region.  His direct reports include Aberdeen’s APAC Market Heads as well as the regional Heads of Product, Human Resources, Business Risk, Compliance and Legal.

In 1998 Ian qualified as a chartered accountant with Price Waterhouse in London before joining Lazard as an M&A banker. In 2005, he moved to Hong Kong to head HSBC’s Asia Pacific private equity coverage team. Since 2008, Ian has been based in Singapore and was formerly the Chief Executive Officer of the emerging markets equities fund management firm, Arisaig Partners.  Ian is an alumnus of both IMD (Program for Executive Development) and Harvard Business School (Advanced Management Program). Ian is a member of the Executive Committee of both IMAS and the ASIFMA Asset Management Group. 

Mr Jason Moo was appointed CEO of Bank of Singapore in March 2023. He joined Bank of Singapore from Julius Baer, where he was Head Private Banking Southeast Asia and Branch Manager Singapore.

Prior to joining Julius Baer in 2020, Mr Moo worked at Goldman Sachs for more than two decades and has held several senior roles, including CEO of Goldman Sachs Singapore and Head of Southeast Asia and Australia for Private Wealth Management (PWM). Before relocating back to Singapore, he was based in Hong Kong as Head of Market Solutions Group and Head of Alternative Capital Markets Asia Pacific. Prior to that, he worked in the Equities Merchandising Group in New York. He joined Goldman Sachs as a financial analyst in PWM in Singapore upon graduation.

Mr Moo earned a BA in Economics and East Asia Studies, with a focus on Japan, from Brown University, USA. He serves on the Board of Governors of Raffles Institution.

Jean-Paul is region head for Private Wealth Management (PWM) in South East Asia and Australia, responsible for PWM client and market coverage in the region. He is a member of the Goldman Sachs Singapore Leadership Group and sponsor of the South-East Asia Women’s Network. Previously, Jean-Paul was head of the Markets Solutions Group within PWM in Asia Pacific. Prior to joining the Consumer and Investment Management Division, he worked in the Securities Division, most recently as head of the Global Institutional Asia business from 2010 to 2014. Before that, Jean-Paul worked on the Asia Derivatives and Convertible Bond Sales desks in Hong Kong and Tokyo. He joined Goldman Sachs in 2005 as a vice president on the Convertible Bond Sales desk in Tokyo and was named managing director in 2011.

Jean-Paul serves on the Board of Governors of Wellington College China. Jean-Paul earned a BA in Political Science from the School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London, in 1998.

Justin Holloway was appointed Chief Financial Officer Singapore of the Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corporation Limited in Oct 2023.

Justin joined HSBC in 2009 in Dubai and has since held several senior finance roles. He started with HSBC as the Chief Financial Officer Commercial Banking Middle East before moving to Hong Kong where he held the dual positions of Head of Strategic Planning and Analysis, Asia Pacific and Regional Chief Financial Officer Commercial Banking, Asia Pacific. Justin then held the position of CFO Australia, ASEAN and South Asia before  moving to Singapore.

Justin currently serves as a non-executive director and chairman of HSBC Securities (Singapore) Pte Limited (“HCPT”).

Trained as a Chartered Accountant in Australia, Justin obtained his post-qualification experience with PWC and has over 27 years’ finance and banking experience in the United Kingdom, Middle East, Asia and Australia.

Mr. Kenneth Tan is the Chief Corporate Solutions Officer of AIA Singapore. He oversees AIA Singapore's Corporate Solutions business which provides comprehensive employee benefits programmes for companies and their employees across Singapore. He is responsible for driving sustainable growth strategies and implementing business critical initiatives to strengthen AIA Singapore's market leadership in employee insurance. This also includes adding new capabilities for AIA Singapore through innovative business development initiatives.

Mr LIM Chow-Kiat is Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of GIC. As Chief Executive Officer, Mr LIM holds the responsibility for the overall performance and capabilities of GIC. He joined GIC in 1993 as a portfolio manager. He has held various leadership roles, including most recently as Group Chief Investment Officer, and previously as President of Public Markets, President of Europe and Director of Fixed Income Currency and Commodity. 

Mr LIM is a member of the Singapore’s Committee on the Future Economy (CFE). In addition, he is a trustee of Nanyang Technological University, Deputy Chairman of Wealth Management Institute, member of Strategic Committee of Agence France Tresor and board member of Focusing Capital on the Long Term Global. He is also Chairman of the Investment Advisory Committee for the Lee Kuan Yew Education Fund as well as the Lee Kuan Yew Fund for Bilingualism. 

Mr. Lim graduated with first-class honors in accountancy from Nanyang Technological University, Singapore. He is a chartered financial analyst (CFA).

Mr Loh Boon Chye joined Singapore Exchange (SGX Group) as CEO on 14 July 2015. He is also an Executive and Non-Independent Director on the SGX Board.

With a career in the financial industry that spans three decades, Mr Loh has played a key role in the development of Southeast Asia’s capital markets. Prior
to SGX Group, he was Deputy President and Head of Asia Pacific Global Markets, and Country Executive for Singapore and Southeast Asia at Bank of
America-Merrill Lynch. He spent 17 years in Deutsche Bank where his last role was the Head of Corporate and Investment Banking for Asia Pacific.
Mr Loh currently sits on the board of GIC Pte Ltd. He is also Chairman of the Sim Kee Boon Institute for Financial Economics Advisory Board, Co-Chair of the Council for Board Diversity, Vice-Chair of the World Federation of Exchanges, as well as a council member and Distinguished Fellow at the Institute of Banking & Finance Singapore.

Leading SGX Group’s efforts in sustainability and climate action, Mr Loh serves as an independent advisory committee member in the United Nations Sustainable Stock Exchange Initiative, Co-Chair of the Singapore Green Finance Centre advisory board, as well as advisory board member for the Climate Governance Singapore Limited and Glasgow Financial Alliance for Net Zero (GFANZ)’s Asia-Pacific Network. He is also a member of the GFANZ’s CEO Principals Group.

Mr Loh holds a Bachelor of Engineering degree from the National University of Singapore.

Mahesh Sethuraman is the CEO of Saxo Singapore. With a distinguished career in the financial industry, Mahesh has been at the forefront of driving strategic initiatives and operational excellence in Singapore. His leadership has been pivotal in enhancing the company's digital presence and enhancing client experiences in managing financial well being.

Nicolo Magni is Head of Global Banking South East Asia & India for UBS. Prior to that Nicolo was Co-Head of the Strategic Equity Solutions Group ("SESG") for UBS in APAC as well as Head of Private Financing Markets ("PFM") for APAC. Nicolo is now based in Singapore from March 2020; he joined UBS in Hong Kong in 2011. Prior to that, Nicolo was at Morgan Stanley, Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan in London. Nicolo holds a Master degree from ESCP-EAP, Paris.

Rajeev Natarajan is the Managing Director and Head of Asia Pacific for ICONIQ Capital, a privately-held investment firm that serves some of the world’s most influential families and organizations. Prior to ICONIQ, Rajeev spent nine years within the Investment Management and Securities Divisions of Goldman Sachs, across the London, Sydney, and Singapore offices. He also spent two years in a raw material and commodity trading business in Hong Kong and four years as a Management Consultant with Accenture in their Melbourne and Atlanta offices. Rajeev holds a Bachelor of Commerce and a Bachelor of Arts from Monash University and a Master of Business Administration (MBA) from London Business School.

Raphael Cheminat is appointed Group Country Head for Singapore and Head of South East Asia at Societe Generale on 8 September 2021.

Immediately prior to this role, Raphael was Group Country Head for Japan, Representative Director at Societe Generale Securities Japan Limited, and Branch Manager at Societe Generale, Tokyo Branch from 2016.

Raphael joined Societe Generale in 1998 and has held several positions within the Group. He started in the Audit department of Corporate and Investment Banking in Paris and then New York, and in 2003 moved to International Retail Banking in Bulgaria, where he was Head of the Inspection department. He relocated to Hong Kong in 2006 to join the Compliance department covering the Global Markets’ Equity businesses. In 2009, he was appointed Chief of Staff to the Chief Executive Officer of Asia Pacific and worked extensively on Asia business development initiatives across the region. He was appointed Chief Country Officer for South Korea in 2012 prior to becoming Group Country Head for Japan in September 2016. 

Raphael holds an Engineering degree from Ecole Polytechnique Universitaire de Lille and a Master’s degree from ESSEC Business School, Paris.

Richard Barclay, the Global Financial Services Sales Lead for the APJ region at AWS. Richard is responsible for assisting institutions with their cloud journey by helping customers in the development of solutions, offering education, and sharing his expertise in fields such as high-performance computing, digital transformation, and machine learning. Richard has held many technological leadership positions in the financial services companies, including Head of Shared Services for Fixed Income Currencies and Commodities at Citigroup. His career spans more than three decades.

Richard's cloud experience and enthusiasm are an important factor for helping customers to succeed in the digital age. He works directly with FSI customers to identify their specific requirements and assist them in realizing the cloud's full potential.

Sage has been with IHS Markit for 9 years, starting with the legacy Markit entity.

Prior to joining Markit, Sage was responsible for Pricing and Valuations at Fitch Solutions. He spent a portion of his career at key tier one Investment banks, starting at Salomon Brothers into Citi Global Markets, Bank of America N.A and RBC Capital Markets in the leadership role within Trading, Product Management and Product Development functions in London, New York and Toronto.

Over the last 9 years, Sage has been driving IHS Markit’s expansion into the APAC Credit & Fixed Income markets, more recently expanding his responsibilities into IHS Markit’s Derivatives business. The key mandate is to provide solutions addressing challenges faced by our customers in today’s ever-changing landscape.

Sage graduated from Manchester Business School, UK with a BSc (Hons) International Business, Finance and Economics

Samuel Rhee is Chairman and Chief Investment Officer of Endowus, Asia’s leading digital wealth platform. He is the former CEO and CIO of Morgan Stanley Investment Management in Asia, with nearly three decades of institutional investing experience in Singapore, Hong Kong, and London.

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Today, Sam heads the Endowus Group Investment Office and ensures every client has greater access to holistic portfolios that are thoughtfully designed to meet their specific wealth goals. He is  responsible for the company’s asset allocation and investment selection across all offerings, with a vision to provide individual investors with the same knowledge, resources, and products traditionally only made available to institutional investors, at a low, fair fee. 

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Against this backdrop, Sam passionately advocates for greater financial literacy, time-tested and evidence-based advice, lower costs, the industry elimination of hidden fees, and a corporate culture that puts the client’s needs first. Endowus solves the biggest problems of wealth and investing, and retirement adequacy, leading the firm to become the first and largest digital advisor for CPF investing in Singapore.

Thomas Kaegi is the Head of UBS Asset Management Singapore & SEA, as well as Global Head of Sales Management. 

He is the CEO and a member of the board of UBS Asset Management (Singapore) Ltd.

As head of Asset Management Singapore & SEA, Thomas is responsible for developing and implementing the strategy for the location, as well as ensuring engagement with clients, regulators, industry bodies and key stakeholders.

As the Global Head of Sales Management, Thomas drives sales activities in close collaboration with the client coverage teams across the various regions. 

Before moving across to UBS Asset Management in 2015, Thomas worked in various leadership roles within distribution and research for UBS Global Wealth Management. 

He started his career with UBS in 2002 in Zurich and moved to Singapore in 2005.

Tim has over 15 years of experience in the wealth management sector across Asia, Australia and New Zealand in a variety of leadership roles. Tim joined FNZ in June 2015 to launch the FNZ business in Singapore and South East Asia and in 2019 was appointed to the role of CEO, APAC. He is responsible for all aspects of the APAC business including strategic growth in this region through local and global client management, targeted new client acquisition and entering new markets that align with FNZ’s regional and global strategy. Prior to joining FNZ, Tim had 10 years with ANZ Bank in Australia and Singapore where he held a diverse range of leadership positions including running several of ANZ’s Wealth Management Platform businesses. Tim has qualifications in Economics and Law from the University of Sydney and now resides permanently in Singapore with his wife and young family.

Tim Colyer is a partner based in Oliver Wyman’s Singapore office. He leads the firm’s financial services practice in Southeast Asia, and the climate and sustainability team in Asia Pacific. He has been helping clients mostly in financial services to deal with challenges requiring technical expertise to make strategic changes.

Tim has been based in Southeast Asia since 2017, and currently focuses on supporting financial institutions in addressing challenges and opportunities presented by climate and sustainability, and leads the team supporting companies both financial and non-financial in meeting this challenge. Tim is a regular speaker at industry conferences and at multiple ASEAN events on financial stability, financial market deepening, and net-zero transition. He regularly publishes papers and writes a regular LinkedIn blog on sustainability. Tim has also been the author of multiple pieces of industry standards and thought leadership, including with ASEAN Capital Markets Forum to develop the ASEAN Transition Finance Guidance. Tim studied Politics, Philosophy, and Economics at Oxford University, and spent 3 years as a business journalist prior to joining Oliver Wyman in London in 2004.

Wei Han is the Senior Country Business Manager (SCBM) for South and Southeast Asia responsible for the governance and operations of JPM wholesale businesses in the region that employ 5000 employees across 7 countries (Singapore, Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, Philippines, Vietnam, India). He is also the Location Leader for the Singapore Corporate Centre, responsible for key support functions across technology, operations, finance, human resources, audit and other Chief Administrative Office (CAO) functions in the strategic hub.

Prior to the SCBM role, Wei Han held a number of regional leadership roles in JP Morgan including Senior Business Manager for Asia currencies and emerging markets trading responsible for the trading business in 14 countries, Business Control Officer and Asia Lead for legal entity strategy and derivatives reforms.

Prior to JP Morgan, Wei Han spent 6 years in the Credit Suisse Group audit department as an audit manager covering Asia Pacific investment banking and private banking businesses and 4 years in PricewaterhouseCoopers as an audit supervisor of multinational companies.

Wei Han holds a Master of Finance from RMIT University and a Bachelor of Accountancy (Honours) from Nanyang Technological University. He is also a Chartered Accountant with membership in the Chartered Accountants Australia & New Zealand (CA ANZ) and the Institute of Singapore Chartered Accountants (ISCA).