Contributors
Rosalind Ng
Rosalind Ng is the Chief Operating Officer and Global Head of Operations for Wealth and Retail Banking (WRB) at Standard Chartered. She joined the Bank in September 2007 and is based in Singapore. Ros manages the Operations teams globally in the areas of onboarding, servicing, wealth processes, fraud risk and collections. She also leads business risk management and governance aiming at continuously improving the risk control environment of the WRB business.
Rowena Everson
Rowena Everson is Head of External Performance Analytics at Standard Chartered Bank. She is experienced in FSI Communications.
Rupanjan Mukherjee
Rupanjan Mukherjee is a digital platform risk governance and controls management expert with over 15 years of experience in the banking and financial sector.
A PRINCE2 certified project manager, Mukherjee specializes in regulatory project engagement and implementation through collaborations with regulatory bodies in Singapore, while regularly contributing insights on the digital compliance landscape and emerging trends in financial security.
Rupert Naylor
Based in Singapore, Rupert Naylor is Senior Vice President, Asia Pacific at Mastercard where he oversees Data & Services, the professional services arm of Mastercard that encompasses the company’s offerings beyond the transaction. Data & Services harnesses the power of Mastercard’s real-time, anonymized and aggregated transaction data, powerful software platforms and wealth of expertise, to unlock a holistic view of consumer behavior, distill actionable insights and help banks, governments, retailers, travel companies and more to make better data-driven decisions that address their pain points and drive efficiency and value.
Commentary
Energy price volatility highlights structural gaps for managing FX risk in APAC
Asia’s electronic markets reach an inflection point of transformation
Tokenisation in the Philippines: The consumer is ready, but is the infrastructure?
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