Programme

08.00   

Registration

08.50

Chairperson's opening remarks

09.10

Keynote Address 1:  Financial regulation and supervisory change in Indonesia

Dr. Antonius Alijoyo, Member of The Audit Board of Indonesia FINANCIAL SERVICES AUTHORITY and Regional Director of PRMIA Indonesia Chapter

09.30

Keynote 2: Development of ASEAN financial markets: Structural Risks and Basel III

Dato' Lee Kok Kwan, Group Deputy CEO & Head of Corporate Banking, Treasury and Markets, CIMB GROUP

10.00

Panel: Indonesian banking focus

• With a trade balance deficit the first time since the Asian Financial Crisis what are the real implications of this?
• Will we see further currency weakening? What effect will the 2014 political elections have on Indonesia's investor climate? What are the likely impacts to the bond market and the rupiah?
• Are signs of weaker ratings and FDI levels a big issueconsidering strong domestic demand?
• What do investors need to know about the central bank's policies for now and post elections?
• What is the outlook and potential impact of commodity prices? Will we see more stability in China's growth and further internationalisation in the short term?

Panellists:
Akhis Hutabarat, Deputy Director, Senior Economist, and Head of Macroeconomic Division, BANK INDONESIA 
Bimo Notowidigdo, Head of Treasury, PT. BANK NEGARA INDONESIA
Edimon Ginting, Deputy Country Director, ADB INDONESIA
Ben Bingham, Resident Representative, Indonesia, INTERNATIONAL MONETARY FUND
Winang Budoyo, Chief Economist, CIMB NIAGA

11.00

Morning break

11.30

Panel: Balancing liquidity requirements with a drive for profitability 

• Inflation hedging in portfolios
• Accounting for post financial crisis challenges when forming policies and benchmarks
• Optimising risk adjusted returns across managers and asset classes

Panellists:
Karin Boonlertvanich, Head Central Treasury Department, KASIKORN BANK
Vera Lim, Director, Chief Financial Officer, PT BANK DANAMON
Do Ngoc Quynh, Senior Executive President, Head of Treasury, BANK FOR INVESTMENT AND DEVELOPMENT OF VIETNAM

12.15

Panel: Corporate treasury rooundtable: Strategies for a changing economic environment

• What is the preferred treasury structure - fully centralized or hybrid models?
• Under current market conditions how do you improve liquidity structures?
• How will central clearing affect Asean corporates and their hedging techniques?
• Accounting and tax considerations
• What are the implications of renminbi internationalization on treasury functions?
• What are the drivers for corporations and how can banks better service their needs in Asean jurisdictions?

Panellists:
Joel Hess, CFO, MICROSOFT INDONESIA
Edward Gustely, Managing Director, PENIDA CAPITAL

13:00

Lunch

14.00

Presentation: Growing risk divisions from insurance sector perspectives

• How can Asean insurers develop more sophisticated and resourceful risk teams at the same pace as their expansion?
• What are the challenges for CROs ensuring stability through regulatory change
• Natural Catastrophe risk for general insurers in Indonesia
  

Anuj Agarwal, Chief Financial Officer and Chief Risk Officer, ALLIANZ INDONESIA

14.30

Presentation: Ongoing challenges in managing counterparty credit risk

• Continuing challenges in developing and validating appropriate counterparty risk models
• Responding to business challenges and frontline staff concerns on existing models
  

Sarvesh Sinha, Senior Director, Risk Solutions, S&P CAPITAL IQ

 15.00

Presentation: Improving transparency of the insurance market for the inclusive Asean 2020 agenda

• Assessing the demand for insurance across Asean member nations
• Are member countries heading in the same direction and what is the role of international and local insurers in meeting greater financial inclusion?
• How can the insurance market impact bilateral financial links and contribute towards the Asean agenda for 2020 financial integration?

Arup Chatterjee, Senior Financial Sector Specialist, Office of Regional Economic Integration, ASIAN DEVELOPMENT BANK

15.30

Afternoon break

16.00

Panel: Challenges  and opportunities in ASEAN bond markets

• How is regulatory change driving expansion in local currency bond markets? 
• Could Asean bonds play a significant role as collateral for central clearing?
• What currencies have potential to become suitable collateral for clearing houses?
• What are the short term risks to Asian bond markets?

Panellists:
Yayat Cadarajat, Economist, Economic Research and Monetary Policy Department, Bank Indonesia
Do Ngoc Quynh, Senior Executive President, Head of Treasury, BIDV and General Secretary VIETNAM BOND MARKET ASSOCIATION

16.45

CRO Roundtable:  Growing risk divisions in line with banking sector expansion

• What will Asean look like under proposed wider financial integration? Is this an unfinished agenda?
• How can Asean banks develop more sophisticated and resourceful risk teams at the same pace as their banks expansion?
• Is there a need for more coordination between risk managers across Asean and how could better bonds in the community be developed?
• What are the challenges for CROs ensuring stability through regulatory changes: Basel, Dodd Frank
• How will moves to central clearing effect the risk profile?

Panellists:
David Thomas, Group Chief Risk Officer, CIMB GROUP
Ananias Cornelio, Chief Risk Officer, CHINA BANKING CORPORATION

17.30

Chairperson's closing remarks

17.35

End of the Congress