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Led by:
Arun Mitra
Vice President Business Development
Anshinsoft, India
Founded and headquartered in Silicon Valley with offices in New York, London and
13:00 Keynote address Tokyo and an off-shore development center in India, Anshinsoft has been
providing mission-critical software solutions and services primarily to global-brand
Identifying and Assessing Changes across Back Office Processing
capital market clientele such as Nomura Securities, Nomura Asset Management,
Systems in the Face of an Evolving Securities Market
Goldman Sachs, etc. in major markets around the world since 2001. Anshinsoft’s
• Post trade: Withdrawal of SGX back office clearing and settlement functions CHAKRA platform provides a comprehensive, cost-effective solution that brings STP
• Impact of SGX and ASX merger to back-office operations of securities brokers and custodians, across multiple asset
• Evaluating the increasing popularity of complex financial instruments classes, currencies and markets. Anshinsoft has deep expertise in diverse technology
• Recognising significant external change factors platforms such as Java EE, Ruby, Groovy, Scala, .Net, Drupal, Android, etc.
16:00 Q&A Session The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) administers Financial Training Scheme (FTS)
grants to financial sector organisations that sponsor eligible Singapore based participants to
training programmes that meet qualifying criteria. For more details, please visit
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Thursday 7th April 2011
09.50 Panel Discussion 14.00 Overcoming Challenges in Securities Processing. Next Generation
Cross examining regional regulation in an effort to facilitate Technology for the Securities Industry: A Brief Insight into the near
securities processing and establish a foothold across a fragmented Future
market • Challenge 1: Modelling data with multiple semantics
• Examining regulation across the Asian securities market • Challenge 2: Addressing the scalability problem
• Have regulatory developments increased trade volumes or created barriers? • Challenge 3: Handling huge volumes of datasets for long running batch processes
• Reviewing the international influence on legislation: Lessons drawn from Europe • Challenge 4: Converging to a common language for business users and developers
• Benefits and disadvantages of using DMA in Asia Arun Mitra
• Analysing the emergence of dark pools Vice President Business Development
• To what extent can we see harmonisation of regulatory supervision? Anshinsoft, India
• Preparing for upcoming regulatory initiatives
Paul D. Hedges Chartered FCSI 14.40 Challenge from the Banks Perspective: Achieving STP across the
Head of Asia Pacific Network Management, Network Management and Market Middle and Back Office; Fact or Fiction?
Intelligence • Barriers to achieving STP in the current market?
HSBC, Singapore • Keeping up with European counterparts in achieving STP
Regional President ASEAN • Focusing on significant cost reductions
Chartered Institute for Securities and Investment (CISI)
• Examining levels of STP across different jurisdictions
PK Nagpal • Debating a global standard for STP processing
Executive Director Market Intermediaries Regulation and Supervision
Senior Representative
Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI), India
Barclays Capital, Singapore
Chee Siong Chang
Senior Vice President, Business Development, Global Transaction Services,
15.20 Afternoon Tea and Networking
Securities Services
DBS, Singapore
15.40 Spotlight on OTC Derivatives
Rob Scott
Director, Head of Asset Management Operations, APAC Ex-Japan • Impact of changing regulations on the OTC derivatives market:
Global Business Services - Frank-Dodd bill
Deutsche Asset Management (Asia) Limited, Singapore - Basel III
• Pricing and valuation of derivatives, focusing on:
10.50 Morning Coffee and Networking Break - Accuracy
- Transparency
Clearing and Settlement: Operational Considerations - Collateral management
• Can we expect to see all OTC derivatives traded on exchanges and cleared through
11.20 Case Study CCPs?
Attaining Process Efficiency and Striving for Excellence through • Debating the risks and benefits of centralised clearing of OTC derivatives
Automated Processes Christoph Michel
• To what extent can we achieve automation across the middle and back office? Chief Risk Officer
CLSA Group, Hong Kong
• Sourcing the best solution for your organisation: Selecting a long term and adaptable
solution
• Calculating cost considerations 16.20 OTC Derivative Securities Processing: Optimising Operational
Strategies
Anthony Donnelly
Head of Global Processing, Global Market Operations • Increase transparency throughout the OTC derivative trade lifecycle
ANZ, Australia • Ensure efficiency and cost effective practice across the entire process:
- Valuations
- Confirmations
- Collateral management
- Counterparty trading
• Document processing: Efficiency through compliance and standardisation in OTC
contracts
• Processing and reporting cross-border OTC transactions
Gregory Haynes
Vice President Derivative Operations, Asia Pacific
Deutsche Bank, Australia
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Friday 8th April 2011 www.mefinance.com
09.00 Chairman’s Opening Remarks 14.00 Role of Custodians in Risk Management and Enhanced Securities
Processing
Clearing and Settlement: Operational Considerations Continued • Evaluating the effectiveness of current business models
• Tackling the pressure of receiving and re-delivering securities on the same day
09.10 Case Study • Assessing the risks clients undertake in respect of their custody investments
Establishing Best Practice and Innovation across the Middle and Back • How far have we come as an industry to harmonising securities processing?
Office: Strengthening the Bottom Line Followed by a Short • Managing credit risk
Stakeholder Panel Discussion Speaker to be confirmed
• Overview on Indonesia stock settlement cycle
• Implementing an effective DvP settlement system 14.45 Employing Collateral as a Risk Management Tool
• Managing clearing and settlement on a continuous basis • Measuring credit risk and combating this with collateral management
• Operating effectively within the legal frameworks set out • Exploring various collateral management strategies
Anny Yalina • Establishing a sound collateral relationship between counterparties
Chief Operating Officer Speaker to be confirmed
BNP Paribas Securities, Indonesia
15.30 Afternoon Tea and Networking Break
09.55 Panel Discussion
Connecting the Dots: Cross Industry Perspectives
Securities Future: Renminbi Products
• Improving communication between custodians, clearing houses and clients
• Securities market infrastructure: Feedback from the market players
16.00 Preparing for Trading and Clearing of Renminbi Products
• What can we expect from the regulators going forward?
• Understanding the significance of HK as the offshore RMB centre
• Striving towards a script-less environment
• Examining the effectiveness of CCASS for RMB products
• Improving securities processing through the setting up of regional stock exchanges
• Addressing practical challenges in adopting RMB products:
Stacy Coleman - Understanding and complying with regulatory requirements
Vice President, Financial Infrastructure
- Ensuring middle and back office systems are sufficient for RMB products
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Speaker to be confirmed
Anny Yalina
Chief Operating Officer
BNP Paribas, Indonesia 16.45 Chairman’s Closing Remarks and Close of Conference
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