Contributors
Toby Limanto
Toby Limanto is the Co-Founder of Recompound, an Indonesian investment advisory platform positioned as a personal Chief Investment Officer for long-term investors.
He previously co-founded StockPeek and has worked as an Analyst in Goldman Sachs’ Engineering Division in Singapore. Toby holds a B.Sc. (Hons) in Mathematical, Computational and Statistical Sciences from Yale-NUS College.
Todd Latham
Todd Latham is VP, Marketing at The Currency Cloud. Prior to joining The Currency Cloud, Todd led European Customer Marketing for American Express where he was responsible for driving expansion opportunities, developing product line strategies and leading key partnerships. In his early career Todd held senior marketing and strategy roles at Microsoft.
Todd Schofield
As the global head of mobility for Standard Chartered, Todd Schofield has full responsibility for the entire enterprise mobility platform and is responsible for setting up the dedicated application development studio in San Francisco, CA.
Todd graduated from UC Berkeley with a Bachelor’s degree in Communications. He later completed an International Double-MBA program, earning an MBA from the University of California in Los Angeles as well from the National University of Singapore. He also attended the Gartner CIO Academy at University of Oxford in England.
Tom MacDonald
Tom MacDonald is a market intelligence practitioner and business consultant specialising in Asia, the Middle East, Africa, and other emerging markets. Currently managing consultant at research advisory firm Global Growth Markets, Tom leads the company’s work on digital payments and e-commerce. Tom was educated at the University of Victoria, Canada, and holds a BA in Economics.
Tony George
Tony George is ex-Partner of, and now a Consultant at, Ince & Co LLP.
Tony Singleton
Tony Singleton is Managing Director Asia Pacific at Reval. He possesses a wealth of software sales, business development, and general management experience which he uses for the company’s expansion through Australia and Southeast Asia.
Commentary
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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
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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