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e-WalletSummit AsiaDigital route to a cashless societyJW Marriott Hotel Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia9th - 10th May 2018

EVENT OVERVIEW

Southeast Asia is seizing on a seismic change in adopting digital wallet with the aim to transform large part of its population into a cashless society. The move was prompted by exciting ecommerce development happening all around the world that saw global mobile wallet transactions valued at US$594bil in 2016, and the number is expected to reach US$3.1 trillion by 2022, according to Zion Market Research. Within Malaysia itself, there are over than a dozen digital payment platforms to choose from, and state government of Sarawak has begun to implement its own e-Wallet services in the effort to digitize state economy.

With positive push from the government, local populations are also empowered to make the change in co-opting e-Wallet as their primary method of payment. In fact, Central Bank of Malaysia stated that as of 2016, the average e-payment transactions for individuals stood at 97 compared with 49 in 2011. The increase of number in Malaysia’s digital transactions should be seen as a positive development for merchants of all sizes to collaborate with digital payment platforms to fully capture the bene�ts of emerging technological trend.

Businesses and technological providers have so much to gain from the disruption to the traditional paper and cards transactions. E-Wallet Summit Asia by Trueventus embraces those disruptions in order to �esh out the best strategy in moving forward towards a cashless society. Do not miss this opportune event to be a part of the transformation that could change the face of ecommerce forever.

WHY YOU CANNOT MISS THIS EVENT• Recent global surge in value of may ascertain the full potential of e-Wallet in the Asia-Paci�c region • Discover the mechanics behind successful application of e-Wallet from developed countries • Explore key drivers like Big Data and accompanying risks like cybercrimes in adopting e-Wallet as primary mode of transaction• An opportunity to bridge the effort between government initiatives and industry adoption in effort to create a working blueprint• Analyze the components that makes e-Wallet a viable substitute to traditional paper and card transactions

“To stimulate the use of electronic and mobile payment, countries need to ensure standard interoperability for e-Wallet with QR code payment among non-bank providers and banks.”

– Punnamas Vichitkulwongsa, Chief Executive, Ascend Group

WHO SHOULD ATTEND?

This event is targeted but not limited to:• CEOs, CFOs, COOs • VP of Finance • Head of Finance • Change and Transformational • Leaders • Chief Technology Officers • Chief Digital Officers • Head of Big Data • Senior Product Specialist • Senior Product Designer • Government Officials • Heads and Directors of: • Digital Transformation • Business Transformation • Digital Platform Experience • Digital Customer Experience • Digital Design • Digital Marketing • Digital Strategy • Digital Operations • Digital Development

From the following sector: • Retail • Finance • Software Development

From the following departments: • Operational Excellence • Business Transformation • Digital Strategy, Delivery, Innovation and Marketing

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e-Wallet Summit AsiaDigital route to a cashless society

9th - 10th May 2018 | JW Marriott Hotel Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

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FEATURING PRESENTATION AND CASE STUDIES BY DISTINGUISHED SPEAKERS

Nico SalanioDirector of APAC Cards and Digital Payments ProductVisa, Singapore

Speaking on: Fleshing out the best attributes of real time transactions under the auspices of centralized documentation

Tan Chee KhiongPrincipal AdvisorKPMG, Singapore

Speaking on: Establishing contemporary market challenges and opportunities in e-Wallet adoption

Izra IzzuddinVice President Marketing & CommunicationsFlyFirefly Sdn Bhd, Malaysia

Speaking on: Pin-pointing the feasible aspects of marketing and product branding towards expanding e-wallet marketability within mobile-based landscape

Yeoh Chen Chow Co-FounderFave, Malaysia

Speaking on: Inculcating the concept to the masses by injecting savvy operating knowledge to increase the size of the consumer base

Chan Kok LongExecutive Director and co founderiPay88 Sdn. Bhd.

Speaking on: Changing the habit: Converting the mentality of shoppers to adapt to the changing landscape of cashless and cardless transactions

Azfar Jamal EVP/Head of Innovation & Digital BankingNational Bank of Pakistan

Speaking on: Ascertaining the attributes of digital financial services and how it contributes to financial inclusion among the populations

Kanags SurendranHead of Digital BankingCIMB Bank, Malaysia

Speaking on: Co-opting AI and Big Data in digital payment to enhance business reach with targeted consumers

Jasmine NgHead of Strategic Digital AlliancesMaybank, Malaysia

Speaking on: Bank on it: Empowering banks to adopt digital currency in the face of increasing demand for secure online payment delivery system

Chris TiffinRegional Head of Digital Financial Axiata Digital Services, Malaysia

Chief Executive OfficerBoost,Malaysia

Speaking on: Underlining the full impact of digital payment convergence in the Omni-Channel system

Satoshi TateyamaHead of InnovationShinhan Bank Japan

Speaking on: Exploring E-wallet strategy of Shinhan Bank based on experience in Korea and Japan to chart out future approach and strategy

Teh Huey TziHead of Regional Payment Operations, Merchant and Consumer GrabPay, Malaysia

Speaking on: Assessing the impact of time-saving mobile wallet transactions to enhance seasonal shopping experience

Dato’ Chew Chee SengGroup Managing Director & FounderMPay Group, Malaysia

Speaking on: Quick Response: Espousing QR technology to its full potential as major keys to unlocking e-commerce success

Gopal KiranFintech Manager, AdvisoryErnst & Young, Malaysia

Speaking on: Cashless Society: Painting a picture of myriad industrial application to augment consumers’ spending habit

Kannan RajaratnamAssociate Director - Payments & Customer ExperienceZALORA Group, Malaysia

Speaking on: Manoeuvring through mobile ecommerce challenges with the mechanism of discounts and promotions

Irene EkayantiHead of Regional PaymentsShopee, Singapore

Speaking on: Centralizing merchants into one hub of payment channel to streamline fragmented platforms under compatible roof

Jason SiewBusiness Development DirectorTencent, Malaysia

Speaking on: Digital Mobility: Displacing the bank’s physical distribution in the digital age

Bruce ParkerFounderPayOnyx, Australia

Speaking on: Applying e-wallet technology to peer to peer settlements in travel and hospitality markets, managing the FX and using hyper ledger tools with a specific focus on the Asian market

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Registration and coffee

Opening keynote address

Session OneEstablishing contemporary market challenges and opportunities in e-Wallet adoption• Examining the challenges in integrating e-wallet with the

existing banks mobile and web applications to streamline physical to digital conversion

• Strategizing the prevalence of e-wallet platforms in causing the overflooded and unstandardized system

• Understanding the potential of digital crimes due to the overwhelming progress of digital calibration in diverse platform

Tan Chee Khiong Principal AdvisorKPMG, Singapore

Session TwoCo-opting AI and Big Data in digital payment to enhance business reach with targeted consumers• Optimizing AI as an enhanced security infrastructure using

shared threat intelligence platform keep track of cyber attackers and create a unified defensive front

• Creating digital touchpoints to occupy consumers through custom contextual offering using Big Data

• Delivering real-time, product-specific vouchers to consumers’ mobile devices using data collected from the in-store in-and-out

Kanags Surendran Head of Digital BankingCIMB Bank, Malaysia

Morning refreshment

Session ThreeChanging the habit: Converting the mentality of shoppers to adapt to the changing landscape of cashless and cardless transactions• Educating the masses on the advantage and benefits of

converting their primary mode of payment into a cashless process

• Extricating the limitation of cash transactions through the display of fast and secure digital authorization to showcase the lean process of e-Wallet to the public

• Highlighting the outdated nature of debit/credit systems in the process of transitioning consumer shopping behaviour and payment options

Chan Kok Long Executive Director and co founderiPay88 Sdn. Bhd.

Session FourBank on it: Empowering banks to adopt digital currency in the face of increasing demand for secure online payment delivery system• Implementing digital cash to empower new monetary

policy tools which establish lower interest rates in transaction

• Encouraging stiff competition and innovation in the payment systems, providing convenience for new entrants to adopt digital currency into enterprises

• Allowing private companies and non-bank financial institutions to reduce the physical cash liquidity and credit risk in payment systems

Jasmine Ng Head of Strategic Digital AlliancesMaybank, Malaysia

Networking luncheon

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Session FiveCentralizing merchants into one hub of payment channel to streamline fragmented platforms under compatible roof• Employing standard payment policy to adopt the most

efficient payment network to use targeting platform with high number of consumers or users

• Minimizing the redundancies for banks to maintain multiple high-cost, high-support platforms for discrete payment capabilities across the digital platforms

• This segregation of systems inherently comes with duplicative processes, increased risk and added operational costs

Irene Ekayanti Head of Regional PaymentsShopee, Singapore

Session SixQuick Response: Espousing QR technology as major keys to unlocking e-commerce success• Centralizing the scan-to-pay method in QR code as cashless

alternative to enhance consumers’ data and privacy• Harvesting the potential of QR codes as contactless payments

ecosystem within the market with an integration of mobile operators and banks

• Employing QR codes with cloud solution to elevate mobile wallet service with cloud payment processing platform

Dato’ Chew Chee Seng Group Managing Director & FounderMPay Group, Malaysia

Afternoon refreshment

Session SevenApplying e-wallet technology to peer to peer settlements in travel and hospitality markets, managing the FX and using hyper ledger tools with a specific focus on the Asian market• Devising the future with multiple currencies, crypto currencies,

travel incentive programs and travel reward points all stored in one Travel e-Wallet

• Bringing down the expensive cost from distributor to suppliers settlement options in travel industry through Hyperledger

• Utilizing crypto currency to enliven saturated consumer reward programs specifically for the travel industry

Bruce Parker FounderPayOnyx, Australia

Session EightCashless Society: Painting a picture of myriad industrial application to augment consumers’ spending habit• Capitalizing on growing awareness and usage of e-wallet

applications among consumers in paving way for the evolution of the smartphone as a mobile wallet

• Developing and comprehending strong and encouraging security measures to tackle fear to consumer in adapting the new innovative payment platform

• Offering unique incentives in e-wallet features to emphasizes a cost and money-saving opportunities to consumers

Gopal Kiran Fintech Manager, AdvisoryErnst & Young, Malaysia

Session NineAscertaining the attributes of digital financial services and how it contributes to financial inclusion among the populations• Analyzing decades of minimal economic impact from

financial services in Pakistan and how digital enhancement completely upends the trend by creating models of financial inclusion

• Gauging the rise of internet penetration and massive mobile usage among 200-million strong population coupled with 3G/4G/LTE technology in Pakistan to realize the potential of taking the financially-included number to 50%

• Utilizing telecommunication firms and big banks push for e-Wallet product in Pakistan to contribute to the growth of financially-included populations

Azfar Jamal EVP/Head of Innovation & Digital BankingNational Bank of Pakistan

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CONFERENCE AT A GLANCE

Day Two: Thursday, 10th May 2018

Session FiveExploring E-wallet strategy of Shinhan Bank based on experience in Korea and Japan to chart out future approach and strategy• Introducing Shinhan Bank and its Global and Foreign

network to dive into company’s background and expansion history

• Gauging Shinhan Bank’s FinTech differing applications in Korea, Japan, ASEAN and EU in accordance to different operating procedures

• Analyzing Shinhan Bank’s e-Wallet strategy for Korea and Japan to measure the effect and reach in order to conceive future blueprints for higher success

Satoshi Tateyama Head of InnovationShinhan Bank Japan

Session SixInculcating the concept to the masses by injecting savvy operating knowledge to increase the size of the consumer base• Educating potential adopters innovative operating

knowledge while increasing the volume of customers at any given time

• Incorporating QR technology prevalently to propagate the upcoming technological trend

• Expanding the size of market adaptation as part of the effort to attract more potential users with options from a myriad of payment platforms

Yeoh Chen Chow Co-FounderFave, Malaysia

Afternoon refreshment

Session SevenPin-pointing the feasible aspects of marketing and product branding towards expanding e-wallet marketability within mobile-based landscape• Utilizing data insights based on consumers pattern of

interests to advocate the enlarging trend of digital payment

• Centralizing simple personalization and engagement, promoting user-friendly e-wallet interface to match consumer's needs and interests

• Aligning marketing strategies to create a highly visible and timely methods to enlarge customers focus group, incorporating customized package of benefits and loyalty programs

Izra Izzuddin Vice President Marketing & CommunicationsFlyFirefly Sdn Bhd, Malaysia

Session EightFleshing out the best attributes of real time transactions under the auspices of centralized documentation• Magnifying real time transactions that work to combat

fraud and theft with fast verification system• Centralizing vital information from bank account

information to product preferences that work to deliver seamless transactions

• Forging the next path to a total cashless society through e-Wallet that eradicate tangible identification papers and cards

Nico Salanio Director of APAC Cards and Digital Payments ProductVisa, Singapore

Session NineFailure to launch: Incorporating industry lessons to augment the blueprint of e-Wallet platform application• Gauging strict application programming interface (APIs) for

banking and mitigating high card-processing fees, while ensuring large consumer database for services in order to avoid being discontinued by financial authority

• Focusing on open, cloud-based software brands instead of hardware-based, device-dependent brands

• Possessing the ability to execute transfer reversal when transactional failure occurs to dispel any misconceptions of dire security concerns

End of day one

Registration and coffee

Opening keynote address

Session OneDigital Mobility: Displacing the bank’s physical distribution in the digital age• In the area of payments, how mobile is displacing physical

cash and cards• How E-Wallet propelled the largest money market fund in

the world• Microloan for the masses• Blue ocean strategy in insuranceJason Siew Business Development DirectorTencent, Malaysia

Session TwoManoeuvring through mobile ecommerce challenges with the mechanism of discounts and promotions• Comprehending the concept and application of market

tools and strategy to attract traffics and sales from mobile wallet users

• Formulating a campaign in an outreach to potential technology adopter through attractive signing packages

• Modelling mobile payment platforms that possess interoperability in streamlining buying approach

Kannan Rajaratnam Associate Director - Payments & Customer ExperienceZALORA Group, Malaysia

Morning refreshment

Session ThreeUnderlining the full impact of digital payment convergence in the Omni-Channel system• Allowing consumers to experience seamless,

multi-channel services through both brick and mortar stores and online sites

• Engaging multi-channel alternatives to drive data-driven initiative including pop-up locations and click-and-collect shops.

• Adopting the innovative marketplace models to establish fast-flowing delivery platform, order fulfilment and item pick-up services

Chris Tiffin Regional Head of Digital Financial Axiata Digital Services, Malaysia

Chief Executive OfficerBoost,Malaysia

Session FourAssessing the impact of time-saving mobile wallet transactions to enhance seasonal shopping experience • Mitigating holiday season shopping issues through the

usage of e-Wallet advocating the time-saving transactions

• Targeting potential customer with holiday promotions through the assistance of AI and Big Data with aims to monetize the interactions

• Providing added value to the overall platforms by extolling the benefits of overcoming festive shopping hurdles

Teh Huey Tzi Head of Regional Payment Operations, Merchant and Consumer GrabPay, Malaysia

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