Change is the only constant. New regulations, technologies and entrants have forced many in Hong Kong's banking industry to rethink their competitive strategy. While some see danger, many in financial services are patiently marking out new opportunities to exploit now and in the years to come. As a profession, Hong Kong’s banking industry is ready.
The 2016 Hong Kong Institute of Bankers' Banking Conference will explore ways for Hong Kong to bolster capacity both in terms of resources, infrastructure and talent in order to fully benefit from the opportunities driven by technological development, regional investment and macroeconomic trends. In addition to various initiatives driven by governments and regulators, understanding the right way to deploy new technology, foster innovation and empower staff to add value will be the recipe for success in Hong Kong's new financial landscape. Firms that embrace the productive aspects of technological development will distinguish themselves in the eyes of customers by delivering greater operational efficiency, better customer service and more robust risk management. As the skill set and competence required for the next phase of growth are rapidly evolving, the banking industry must find new ways to develop, attract and assess talent. Building critical skill sets and enhancing the existing pool of talented staff will be a key value creator.
With the theme:" Building Capacity to Capture Emerging Opportunities", this year's conference will examine banks' opportunities to enhance and consolidate their processes, reshape their channels of delivery, explore new growth areas and enhance customer service. Tailored for mid-senior banking executives, the event will deliver actionable takeaways and macro refreshers to prepare individuals to lead in their respective departments and businesses. With more than 700 Mainland, Vietnam, US and Hong Kong banking professionals expected, the 2016 Banking Conference is not to be missed.
iPhone 7 (128GB) – Wong Chun Keung, Bank of China (Hong Kong)
iPhone 7 (128GB) – Henry Yuen, Dah Sing Bank
Phantom 4 – Edward Lee, ICBC
BlackBerry PRIV – Paul Lee, Citi
Building Capacity for Sustainable Growth
Identifying and Capturing Emerging Opportunities
The Way Forward for the Banking Sector
Regulatory Update on Risk Management
Capacity and Competence for the New Era
China's Rebalancing and the Regional Economic Outlook
Capturing Belt and Road Opportunities
Building HK as a Premier Corporate Treasury Center
Digital Transformation of Banking
HKIB Annual Banking Customer Survey
Payment Innovations - The Right Recipe for HK and the Banking Industry
Blockchain Strategies and Applications for Banking
Embracing FinTech to Meet the Needs of Next Generation Customers
Beyond the Concepts - Applications of Analytics, AI and Roboadvisory
How Banks can Capitalizing on Fintech? The Action Plan for Banks
Latest Developments in Regulatory Reporting
A Robust Framework to Protect against Money-Laundering, Fraud and Non-Compliance
Enhanced Client On-Boarding and Due-Diligence – FATCA and Panama Paper
Quantifying and Mitigating Cyber Risk Exposure
RegTech – How it Helps Banks
Full Day HK$5,500 / 5,200 (early bird)
Half Day HK$3,800 / 3,600 (early bird)
Full Day HK$2,900 / 2,600 (early bird)
Half Day HK$2,000 / 1,800 (early bird)
Full Day HK$2,000 / 1,700 (early bird)
Half Day HK$1,400 / 1,200 (early bird)
*Early bird discounts are offered to those who register and pay before 14 August 2016.
" Valuable insights from the top with unbiased banking industry views "
" Diversity: Covering business, operations and technology issues "
" Great learning and networking opportunities "
" Hear the first-hand Views of policy makers and regulators "
The Hong Kong Institute of Bankers has been serving the local banking community in the provision of education and training since 1963. For more information, please visit: http://www.hkib.org/
