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Advances in banking technology driving change
Proceedings report for the Technology and Innovation Conference at The Asian Banker Summit 2012 held on April 26 and 27, 2012, on the challenges and issues banks face in their efforts to adopt the latest technologies.
Asian banks need to embrace technological advances to deliver an integrated experience to customers
Technology is no longer just about faster transactions; it is also about working smarter. Are banks in Asia up for the challenge?
China’s QDII Program: Cross border investment flows and further improvements
The QDII program in China has enhanced the central bank’s regulation of investment flows, opening China’s capital markets to foreign investors. The program will continue to grow and help internationalise the Renminbi.
Product, network and management key to developing supply chain
Economic volatility, cross-border barriers and emerging opportunities underpin the uneven landscape financial institutions face in providing transaction banking services.
Customer data is gateway to the future: predictive analytics
The use of predictive analytics involves banks utilizing their existing data to glean a better understanding of their customers to achieve growth and expansion.
Future of Bank of China may lie in its new core banking system
Date: Mar 30, 2012
Author: Baron Laudermilk
Categories: China, Core Banking, Technology & Operations
Keywords: Bank of China, IBM, TCS, Brent Zhu, Microsoft
Bank of China’s new core banking system is finally installed; hiccups and all, and they are still learning its systems and how to begin using it for marketing and customer segmentation.
Dealing with legacy systems: A new approach
New development environment helps banks move mainframe applications programmed in COBOL to lower cost platforms without major changes to the source code and design, whilst also creating the cost-saving opportunities.
The Risk & Regulation Conference: Asia’s most important gathering of best practice leaders
Asia’s premier conference, designed to give regulators and practitioners a broader understanding of the different responses to regulatory and market risk challenges.
Changing role of the CRO and risk management
John Lee, Group CRO of Maybank, believes that the strength of a bank’s risk culture can be determined by what leaders focus on, their crisis management skills and the bank’s reward and recruitment process.




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