Contributors
Pan Zaixian
Mr. Pan Zaixian is currently the General Manager of Kerry Consulting. He also became an Associate Director (Financial Services & Legal Division) at Robert Walters.
Pang Lee and William K. Pao
Pang Lee is Partner at Cooley who specialises in partnership, corporate and securities law matters related to the organisation and investment in private funds and strategic investments in the tech industry. He regularly advises private fund managers and institutional investors on United States and Hong Kong regulatory, corporate governance, and risk-related matters.
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William K. Pao is a Partner at Cooley who is a trusted adviser and creative strategist who excels at high-exposure commercial, consumer, and securities litigation. He works closely with emerging technology companies, spanning global markets, including advising cryptocurrency and blockchain pioneers on securities, regulatory, and litigation issues.
Pascal Gautheron
Pascal Gautheron is the Managing Director for Accenture’s Banking Practice in Asia Pacific.
Pascal Gautheron, Jordan Griffiths and Christopher Loh
Pascal Gautheron is the Managing Director for Accenture’s Banking Practice in Asia Pacific.
Christopher Loh is the Director for Accenture’s Risk Management Practice in Southeast Asia.
Jordan Griffiths is a Banking Senior Executive in Australia.
Pat Patel
Pat Patel currently works to build collaborative FinTech ecosystems across South Asia, Africa, and Europe at a national and industry level. Following a stint leading the International FinTech Office at the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS), Pat led the launch of Elevandi, a company that was set up by the Monetary Authority of Singapore, to foster an active dialogue between the public and private sectors to drive FinTech in the digital economy.
Prior to MAS, Pat led Money20/20's growth into Europe, Singapore, and China, following stints in the payments and insurance sectors.
Patrick Chan
Patrick covers a broad range of civil and commercial litigation, arbitration and mediation matters including shareholder and corporate governance disputes, personal and corporate insolvency, multi-jurisdictional fraud and asset tracing cases, claims for breach of contract and matters related to employment such as immigration issues, terminations, personal injuries and employees’ compensation. He has considerable experience in acting for defendants in a wide range of white-collar crime cases such as HKMA, ICAC and SFC investigations. In addition, Patrick also advises extensively on work on matrimonial law and related matters, including complex and high net worth divorce cases.
Patrick Hanna
Patrick Hanna, Financial Services Partner, Ernst & Young Solutions LLP Patrick specializes in the provision of transaction advisory services for entities in the financial services sector. Through his 16 years of working in the financial sector, Patrick has garnered extensive experience in the Insurance, Banking, and Asset management space. Patrick is advising clients about how to strategically manage capital and transactions, in particular in the ever changing landscape of developing markets in Southeast Asia.
Patrick O'Neill
Patrick O’Neill is Head of Citi Treasury and Trade Solutions in Thailand and Market Manager for Citi’s Non-presence countries of Cambodia, Myanmar and Laos. He has held both these roles since September 2014. Patrick has been with Citi for 20 years, holding roles with increasing responsibilities in Dublin, London, Mumbai, Moscow, Kiev, Delaware and New York. Prior to his current roles, Patrick was part of the Treasury and Trade Solutions Liquidity and Investment Sales unit based in New York.
In his role as Treasury and Trade Solutions Head for Thailand, Patrick supports multinational corporations, financial institutions, top-tier local corporates and public sector organizations, providing award-winning integrated cash management and trade solutions. He holds a BSc. Honors Degree in Information Systems from Trinity College Dublin and a Certificate in Business Studies from the Dublin Institute of Technology.
Commentary
Asia’s electronic markets reach an inflection point of transformation
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Asian firms need to get ready for digital assets and currencies
AI can build your plan, but can it hold you to it?
Built to last: How Japan is approaching the cross-border payments challenge