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AIBC 2025 Agenda

Asia Investment and Banking Conference 2025 will provide an immersive platform for students and aspiring professionals to engage with senior leaders across the finance industry. Held over two days in August, the conference will explore how institutions are navigating macroeconomic volatility, driving strategic transformation, and adapting to rapid digital disruption. Through keynote panels, case-based workshops, and networking opportunities with global firms, AIBC 2025 offers a unique lens into the evolving landscape of private banking, investment banking, asset management, sales & trading, and financial technology. Attendees will gain practical insights, build industry connections, and explore pathways for meaningful careers in finance across Asia and beyond.

*Agenda is subject to change. Please check back regularly for updates.

Disclaimer: Views of external speakers do not represent those of AIBC.
4 Aug 
Monday

Into the Frontlines of Finance
5 Aug 
Tuesday

Turning Insight & Talent into Impact

Registration

Mon, 4 Aug 8:30AM–9:15AM

Ngee Ann Kongsi Auditorium Foyer, National Gallery Singapore

8:30AM

Opening Address by Co-chairpersons

Opening Remarks

Mon, 4 Aug 9:15AM–9:30AM

Ngee Ann Kongsi Auditorium Foyer, National Gallery Singapore

Jasper LAU, Co-chairperson, Asia Investment and Banking Conference

Dawn TAY, Co-chairperson, Asia Investment and Banking Conference

9:15AM

Opening Address

Opening Remarks

Mon, 4 Aug 9:10AM–9:30AM

Ngee Ann Kongsi Auditorium Foyer, National Gallery Singapore

Guest of Honor

9:10AM

Navigating Market Volatility: The Future of Private Banking in Asia Amid Geopolitical Shifts

Dialogue

Mon, 4 Aug 9:30AM–10:20AM

Ngee Ann Kongsi Auditorium, National Gallery Singapore

Gary GOH, Managing Director, HSBC Private Bank

Lye Nyap CHNG, Managing Director, Cluster Head, South East Asia Wealth Management Coverage, Deutsche Bank

Moderator:

Angela TENG, The Simple Sum


This panel will explore how private banks are adapting to a new generation of wealthy, tech-savvy clients seeking personalised and impact-driven solutions amid volatile macroeconomic conditions. Panelists will examine evolving client preferences for alternative investments such as PE and hedge funds, regional strategies to navigate inflation and geopolitical risk, and the skills needed to thrive in private banking through 2030. The discussion will also consider how digitalisation and ESG are reshaping the future of relationship management in Asia.

9:30AM

BNY Mellon Workshop: BNY Analyst Diaries

Workshops

Mon, 4 Aug 10:20AM–11:00AM

Ngee Ann Kongsi Auditorium, National Gallery Singapore

Sheena NEO, Head of Early Careers APAC, BNY Mellon

Eliza KOH, Growth Ventures Analyst, BNY Mellon

Kenta Philip ENDO, Asset Servicing Analyst, BNY Mellon

10:20AM

Coffee Break

Breaks

Mon, 4 Aug 11:00AM–11:20AM

Ngee Ann Kongsi Auditorium Foyer, National Gallery Singapore

11:00AM

Capital Group Case Study Workshop: Spotlight on Investment Operations with Chua York Lin and Yvonne Lim

Workshops

Mon, 4 Aug 11:20AM–12:30PM

Ngee Ann Kongsi Auditorium, National Gallery Singapore

11:20AM

Catered Lunch Break

Breaks

Mon, 4 Aug 12:30PM–2:00PM

Ngee Ann Kongsi Auditorium Foyer, National Gallery Singapore

12:30PM

New Horizons in Investment Banking: Shifting Dynamics, Political Landscapes, and Emerging Opportunities

Dialogue

Mon, 4 Aug 2:00PM–2:50PM

Ngee Ann Kongsi Auditorium, National Gallery Singapore

Wee Yang TAY, Managing Director, Capital Markets and Advisory, HSBC

Ee-Ching TAY, Barclays, Managing Director, Head of Mergers & Acquisitions, Asia Pacific, Head of Southeast Asia, Investment Banking

Moderator:

Lim Hui JIE, CNBC


The panel will examine APAC’s fragmented deal recovery, the impact of loosening global monetary policy on M&A and fundraising, and the evolving regulatory and ESG landscape. Speakers will explore India’s growth momentum, elevated global market valuations, and risks tied to U.S.–China relations and ASEAN integration. The role of RCEP, the influence of regional pacts, and the adoption of fintech and AI in deal origination will also be discussed as banks redefine their strategies in a complex regional environment.

2:00PM

Citadel Fireside Chat

Fireside Chat

Mon, 4 Aug 2:50PM–3:30PM

Ngee Ann Kongsi Auditorium, National Gallery Singapore

Sachin KEWALRAMANI, Head of Asia Fundamental Equities

2:50PM

Delegate Networking Session

Networking

Mon, 4 Aug 3:30PM–4:00PM

Ngee Ann Kongsi Auditorium Foyer, National Gallery Singapore

3:30PM

Fireside Chat with Melvyn Yeo

Panels

Mon, 4 Aug 4:00PM–4:40PM

Ngee Ann Kongsi Auditorium, National Gallery Singapore

Melvyn YEO, Founder and Managing Partner, Trirec


Moderator

Xander LIM, AIBC 2025 Head of Corporate Affairs


4:00PM

Closing for Day 1

Closing

Mon, 4 Aug 4:40PM

Ngee Ann Kongsi Auditorium, National Gallery Singapore

4:40PM

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