DataWorld 2012: Towards greater bank cost-efficiency and process optimisation
The Asian Banker’s DataWorld 2012 will address utilisation of social and predictive analytics as well as the impact of regulations on data and analytics, amongst various important issues. October 09, 2012 | Levina LimDataWorld 2012 organised by The Asian Banker features leading practitioners in the field of data & analytics, on a myriad of significant issues emerging in the world of banking and financial services today. The stage is set for this highly anticipated conference to launch in a little over a week on 18-19 October 2012, at the Pan Pacific Singapore Hotel. The conference provides an avenue for the dynamic interaction between theory and practical experience, uniquely featuring a combination of data practitioners in finance and respected academicians in data & analytics - the very first of its kind in Asia. The event will commence with 3 esteemed individuals as opening keynote speakers to the event. Tony Chew, director and specialist advisor, Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS), a leading regulator with deep expertise in the area of technology risk, will share on fair governance and the need for greater accountability in the midst of an evolving regulatory environment. Oliver Chen, deputy director of education and industry outreach, National University of Singapore’s Risk Management Institute (RMI), and a distinguished expert in the space where business intelligence meets technology will share his expertise on the application of Big Data in risk management, price discovery, and industry trend analysis. Philip Winckle, senior adviser to chief risk officer, Skandinaviska Enskilda Bank and former chairman, Pan European Credit Data Consortium (PECDC) is well-known for spearheading the international initiative in the pooling and collection of credit default data from banks for analysis and benchmarking purposes. Winckle will speak in the session, “Basel III and the Data challenge” touching on how Basel III requirements will affect how data in all its various forms are managed and integrated for purposes of compliance and optimisation. Data is expensive. Collecting, managing, updating, and the process of integrating and converting data f... Please login to read the complete article. If you already have an account, you can login now or subscribe/register.
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