Fri 20 Nov10:00–10:35amFestival Stage
Rewiring Global Capital: Unlocking the Next Wave of Growth
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About This Session
A new map of opportunity is being drawn. As geoeconomic fault lines harden, monetary regimes shift and private markets outgrow public ones, trillions are on the move. Valuations are resetting, new corridors are opening and high-growth companies are seeking partners to scale. The advantage lies with those who move early, backed by trusted cross-border networks and well-regulated markets that give investors confidence and growth companies a clear path to raise, list and expand.
Drawing on securities regulation, banking and fintech investment, this session asks where the strongest returns lie, how markets and regulation can help growth companies scale, and how Artificial Intelligence is changing the way deals are sourced and financed. Learn how to turn uncertainty into opportunity and lead the next wave of growth.
- When
- Friday 20 November10:00–10:35am, Singapore time
- Where
- Festival StageHall 1, Singapore EXPO
- Access
- Premium Premium sessionWith a Delegate, Executive, Startup, Policy, Academic or Media Pass. You can also watch it online with a Livestream Pass.Compare all passes
Speakers
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Michael Schlein
President & Chief Executive Officer
Accion
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Katsumi Hatao
Deputy Chief Executive Officer
SBI Holdings
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Neil Parekh
Group Deputy Chairman, Global Finance & Technology Network (GFTN); Vice Chairman, Asia Pacific, SMBC & Former Nominated Member of Parliament, Singapore
Global Finance & Technology Network (GFTN)
Moderator
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