Contributors
Stephen Rosling
Stephen Rosling is Co-Founder and Director of TCF Matters, a new international training and consultancy firm specialising in the audit and implementation of consumer protection regulations. He has worked in the financial services sector for over 25 years.
Steve Bertamini
Steve Bertamini is CEO at Standard Chartered Bank.
Steve Hensley
Steve Hensley is Executive Vice-President of Global Sales for KAL ATM Software, the world’s leading provider of software for ATMs.
Steven Claxton
Steven Claxton has a 20+ years accomplished Banking (risk management, valuations, and regulation) career across Asia Pacific and the United Arab Emirates. His responsibility at FIS is leading Treasury and Risk (in Asia Pacific as a Market Specialist, which sees him working directly with Banking clients to adapt FIS’ solutions to their strategic priorities.
Steven has worked for systemically important banks such as Standard Chartered Bank and as consultant with KPMG. His experience stretches across value propositions such as capital measurement & planning (ICAAP, Enterprise-Wide Stress Testing), prudential regulation (Basel III, Recovery & Resolution Planning), and behavioural modelling (credit (IFRS9), counterparty credit (xVA), operational, balance sheet (IRRBB) & liquidity).
Steven currently sits on the International Actuarial Association’s (IAA’s) Artificial Intelligence Task Force (AITF), where he is leading a work stream on how AI is changing the Actuaries role across the financial sector.
Stuart Beaumont
Stuart Beaumont is the Global Head for Distribution Transformation and Voice & Virtual at Standard Chartered Bank. Based in Singapore, Stuart is responsible for transforming service delivery and improving service standards in the bank’s Client Contact Centres. He provides strategic direction to over 5,000 employees across 23 locations in Asia, Africa and the Middle East.
Commentary
APAC has mastered domestic payments. The next challenge is connecting them.
Why fragmented communications are becoming a hidden governance risk for Asia Pacific banks
From automation to agency: Asia’s wealth leaders can reinvent, not just streamline
Singapore aced its FATF evaluation — now comes the hard part
Are Asia’s digital banks prepared for the stablecoin era?
Why APAC is building home-currency stablecoins
Why Southeast Asian wealth managers must design the business before buying the technology
Why trust in Asian banking increasingly gets built off the record
Hong Kong cleared stablecoins for take-off. Getting them to work across Asia is the hard part
The financing challenge behind Asia’s wealth transfer