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You have the right to decide whether or not to accept or reject non-essential cookies by ticking the boxes below. Used by Google Tag Manager to register a unique ID for visitor and used to calculate visitor, session and campaign data for the sites analytics reportsĪssociated with the AddThis social sharing widget and stores an updated page share countįor more information about these cookies and the way your personal data is processed by them, see the embedded links to their providers in the table above. Used by Google Analytics to throttle request rate Registers a unique ID for generating statistic data on how the visitor uses the website Used to maintain session of logged in user We use the following types of cookies on this site (overview): Information collected by these cookies will be transmitted to and stored on Google’s servers, and used by Google to provide evaluative and analytical services on website activity and internet usage to us. This website uses Google Analytics, Google Tag Manager and Google Ads, which in turn use cookies. Panelists agreed that regulating technology is a balancing act - technology advances constantly whilst regulatory changes are often incremental and caution may be exercised for technology adoption in finance amid potential risks such as privacy, reputation and cyber security, etc.Ĭookies are small computer files sent from this site and stored on your browsing device to remember information about you, such as your preferences or online interaction with this site. Using InsurTech as an example, Ms Winnie Wong, FSDC board member and CEO & Executive Director, Asia Insurance and Avo Insurance, digitization could drive sales, empower customers and reduce reliance on labour yet the sector lacks digitally skilled labour. In moderating a panel entitled "The Race to Digitize: An Asian Perspective" under GARP Virtual Risk Convention run by Global Association of Risk Professionals (GARP) on 24 February, our Executive Director Dr King Au set the scene by pointing out that Covid-19 has revolutionized the way financial markets function and companies operate.
In the era of digitization, Asian financial institutions are struggling to develop regulatory frameworks as well as recruit and train risk managers.
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