Jenny Chan 陳詠欣
Nov 5, 2015

Open-source and mobile: The future of financial services in Asia

HONG KONG - The opening panel at the Financial Services Marketing Forum this morning set an entertaining and lively tone, reflecting an industry that is actively moving (and being pushed) beyond its long-held traditions in both business operations and marketing.

L-R: Peter Bakker, commercial director, Asia, King Content; Lachlan Colquhoun, chief executive, East & Partners; Aaron Boesky, CEO, Marco Polo Pure Asset Management; moderator David Tweed, Bloomberg.

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