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Michael Wang of Bank of China (Hong Kong) shares how they collaborate with fintechs
He reveals that the bank has been working not only with large enterprises such as Tencent and Alibaba.
Michael Wang of Bank of China (Hong Kong) shares how they collaborate with fintechs
He reveals that the bank has been working not only with large enterprises such as Tencent and Alibaba.
Bankers, this is the price of lacklustre cybersecurity (Part 1)
You’re gambling more than just money.
Systemic drawbacks drag Hong Kong banks in digitalisation race
Legacy systems, regulatory challenges, and exposure to the mainland are taking their toll on banks.
What are today's most disruptive banking technologies?
These banking innovations give us a glimpse at the future of finance.
Bank Central Asia's senior EVP talks about the digital challenges faced by Indonesian banks
Hermawan Thendean also revealed how BCA opened its APIs to a community of web developers.
Hong Kong banks lag as digital disruptions increase
More than the digital products, banking executives need to focus on what their customers really want.
Why physical branches still matter amidst digitalisation
ICBC (Asia), OCBC NISP, Danamon, and other Asian banks reveal how they navigate the digital world whilst ensuring branches remain competitive.
Can Asian banks futureproof their cyberdefences?
Hear it from the tech and security experts.
China, India post highest fintech adoption rates in Asia Pacific
China's 69% adoption rate is more than double the global average.
PayCommerce's Abdul Naushad to discuss the evolution in the payments space
He will talk about the next generation in global transaction banking at the 2017 Banking Forum.
BOCOM International's Hao Hong to be one of the panelists at the 2017 Banking Forum
He will join the discussion about banks and fintechs.
Standard Chartered's Deniz Güven discusses going digital with a human touch: Why delivering high-tech services to clients is not enough
The bank's new global head for design and client experience wants to introduce humanised, easy-to-use solutions instead.
Asian Banking and Finance Awards 2017 recognises record number of winners
Over 180 trophies were awarded to winning banks and insurance companies.
Hang Seng Bank's John Wong to discuss the need to digitalise banks' operational needs
He will be one of the panelists at the 2017 Banking Forum in Hong Kong. John Wong, head of global liquidity and cash management at Hang Seng Bank, has over 28 years’ experience in transaction banking. He has responsibilities across sales, product management, digital banking channel development, and client implementation. Wong has a proven track record in delivering strong and sustainable business results and has thorough knowledge on the commercial banking sectors. He possesses strong leadership and good stakeholders management skills. He has a successful career span in business transformation and managing changes effectively with multi-cultural appreciation in working with people of different nationalities and background. He worked in Standard Chartered Bank for 25 years prior to moving to his current role in Hang Seng Bank. Wong will be one of the panelists who will discuss Digital Banking vs Physical Branches at the 2017 Banking Forum in Hong Kong. What are your previous experiences and positions held that contributed to who you are as a banker/financial services expert today? My diverse background from sales and marketing, product development, electronic channel innovation and client implementation and management help me to understand our customer needs from end to end. My experience in the Hong Kong and China markets also help me to appreciate the cultural differences of customers in different continents, and to come up with solutions that best serve their needs. What are your key business philosophies? To provide a solution which addresses customer needs, rather than product driven sales. To establish long term partnerships with mutual benefits to both the customer and the bank Can you give us a glimpse of what you will share at the panel discussion at the Banking Forum in Hong Kong? What can you say about the impact of digital banking on physical bank branches in Hong Kong and in the region? The role of the branch to change from servicing into advisory. Routine day to day operational needs to be moving into digital channel gradually.
Esmond Lee of Hong Kong's Financial Services Development Council to sit as a panelist at the 2017 Banking Forum
He says the cross border payments in the foreseeable future will still be served by banks.
Celent's Eiichiro Yanagawa to talk about a holistic framework for digital in banking
He will discuss the lack of consensus on digital at the 2017 Banking Forum in Hong Kong.
Learn more about Hong Kong's real-time payments market from Hang Seng Bank's Stéphan Levieux
He will be one of the panelists at the 2017 Banking Forum in Hong Kong.