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Panel Discussion

How to ensure safety of financial innovations: Europe and Asia perspective

Besides unquestionable benefits the rapid development of financial innovations may bring to individuals and businesses, it also generates number of risks that should be addressed both by regulators and industry. Known as “fintech”, financial innovations are changing the world and posing a challenge for policy makers. How to strike the right balance between security, convenience and ensure the innovation-friendly ecosystem? What kind of cybersecurity measures should be taken both by regulators and industry to ensure the relevant level of consumer protection? Should data protection be a concern in the “big-brother” world? What is the impact of data protection on security of financial innovations? These questions and many others will be addressed by experts from Europe and Asia in the eve of the upcoming Singapore Fintech Festival, the biggest industry event in the region.

Lobby,
Oei Tiong Ham Building,
Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy,
469C Bukit Timah Road,
Singapore 259772
Mon 13 November 2017
09:30 AM - 10:45 AM

Mr. Marek Chrzanowski

Mr. Marek Chrzanowski

Chairman Financial Supervision Authority, Poland

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Mr. Damien Pang

Mr. Damien Pang

Head of Technology Infrastructure Office, Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS)

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Ms Sonia Wędrychowicz

Ms Sonia Wędrychowicz

Managing Director, Head of Consumer Bank Technology, DBS Bank Singapore

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Mr Matthias Yeo

Mr Matthias Yeo

Chief Technology Officer, Asia Symantec Corporation

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Prof Ramkishen Rajan

Prof Ramkishen Rajan

Professor of International Economic Policy at the Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy, National University of Singapore

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