Contributors
Joon Kim and Arnon Goldstein
Joon Kim is Global Head of Trade Finance Product and Portfolio Management at BNY Mellon Treasury Services.
Arnon Goldstein is Regional Head of Relationship Management APAC, at BNY Mellon Treasury Services.
Jordan Griffiths and Pascal Gautheron
Jordan Griffiths is Accenture’s Financial Services Finance and Performance Management lead in Australia.
Pascal Gautheron is managing director of Accenture’s banking practice in Asia-Pacific.
Joseph Alfred
Joseph Alfred is the Head of Policy and Technical of ACCA – the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants, Singapore.
In this role, he is responsible for the formulation of policies as well as development and implementation of Professional Insights initiatives to drive ACCA’s public value mission and brand objectives, ensuring that ACCA members, regulators and other stakeholders are updated on ACCA’s global technical policies.
He also works closely with stakeholders and organisations to identify opportunities where ACCA can contribute to the agenda in relation to accounting and business in Singapore and in ASEAN.
Joseph has been with ACCA since 2004. He is currently a Fellow member of ACCA, Fellow Chartered Accountant of Singapore. He holds an MBA from the University of Strathclyde.
Judy Hsu
Judy Hsu is the Chief Executive Officer of Singapore and ASEAN Markets (Malaysia, Vietnam, Thailand, and Rep Offices) at Standard Chartered. She is responsible for steering the business development and execution of strategy for the bank in Singapore, the second highest contributor to the group and major driver of the performance in ASEAN and South Asia (ASA) region.
Commentary
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