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      Richard Pu

      Richard Pu

      Vice President

      Tencent

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      Mr. Richard Pu currently serves as Vice President at Tencent. He has over 20 years of combined international law firm and in-house legal experience, including establishing legal, regulatory, and compliance protocols; advising the board and senior management; and overseeing legal management for global investments, capital markets, and international financial regulatory matters. Richard combines executive legal leadership with chairperson roles at China Literature and Fusion Bank, and previously served on the Listing Committee of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange and the First ChiNext Board Listing Committee of the Shenzhen Stock Exchange. He holds Australian legal qualifications and a CPA Australia designation.

      Speaking at SFF 2026

      • 10:50–11:25amThu 19 NovFestival StageHall 1, Singapore EXPOPremium

        Technology Rewiring

        From Intelligence to Action: The New Architecture of Competitive Advantage

        Festival StageHall 1, Singapore EXPOPremium

        About this session

        AI is moving beyond generating insights and assisting decisions to taking action — planning, coordinating and executing increasingly complex workflows. This shift towards agentic AI has implications far beyond technology, challenging the operating models, organisational structures and assumptions through which businesses have traditionally competed. As intelligence becomes more accessible, competitive advantage may depend less on who has the best AI and more on who can redesign their organisation, infrastructure and decision-making to turn intelligence into outcomes at scale. This session explores how agentic AI is reshaping the architecture of business from the systems that connect people, data and machines to the operating models that enable speed, adaptability and differentiation. In a world where AI can act, what will separate the leaders from the laggards and where will tomorrow’s competitive advantage really reside?