Basel III speakers
Workshop Speakers
Workshop Speakers
Puay Tin Teo
Executive Director, Credit & Portfolio Management
Standard Chartered
Puay Tin has more than 20 years of experience in finance, and is an Executive Director of Credit and Portfolio Management at Standard Chartered. She acts as first line portfolio manager for the bank’s Corporate Commercial and Institutional Banking (CCIB) business, with a particular focus in liquidity management and distribution, including funds transfer pricing, collateral optimisation and securitisation. Previously, she held roles such as Head of Central Funding Desk at Financial Markets and Business Treasurer at Group Treasury, where she transformed funding approaches, mitigated trading book impacts on various capital and liquidity metrics and provided balance sheet optimisation advisory to front office teams. She has led adaptation and new initiatives in face of complex and rapid regulatory and market structure changes over the years, which involved setting up banking entities in Europe and Asia. Prior to Standard Chartered, she was at DBS and Singapore Ministry of Finance. She is a Chartered Accountant and is a graduate of Nanyang Technological University.
Rajesh Surendiran
Head, Liability & RWA Optimisation
STANDARD CHARTERED BANK
I am responsible for balance sheet optimization for Group’s Transaction Banking business in areas like RWA, liquidity, revenues, client ret
3 years of Transaction Banking experience including strong understanding of Trade product capabilities (documentary and open account products including Receivable Services, LC, Guarantees, Supply Chain Finance, Export/Import Financing) and end to end client process
12 years capital, liquidity, risk management and balance sheet optimization experience covering origination, structuring, Funds Transfer Pricing (FTP), modeling, RWA optimization
6 years high potential stretched leadership experience including interacting with senior management and diverse internal stakeholders
Expertise in untangling and understanding complex capital (Basel III, CRR, CRD IV)/liquidity regulations (LCR, NSFR) and devising strategies based on business/client impact