Myanmar's banking system: Past, Present and Future

KPMG Myanmar Business Forum 

Myanmar's banking system: Past, Present and Future

 
As Myanmar sets out to upgrade its banking system, it has the advantage of being able to learn from the successes and failures in other countries.  The challenge to get it right is significant but the trust it can bring is worthwhile.  Positive changes to the banking system will help those doing business in the country and benefit trade and investment.  Join us at this forum to hear the views of leading local and international banking figures on this topic.  The session will cover:   

 

• Challenges the current banking system faces
• The domestic payments system
• Cross border payments
• Foreign currency controls
• The new Central Bank Law
• Policies for foreign banks and finance companies
• Plans, progress and next steps for the banking sector reform in Myanmar
• Implications for business

Date	Thursday, 8 August 2013
Time	15:30 pm - 16:00 pm	Registration
	16:00 pm - 17:30 pm	Key note speech followed by Panel discussion
	17:30 pm - 19:30 pm	Cocktail
Venue	Yadanar Ballroom, Park Royal Hotel, Yangon
Language	English
Fee	There is no fee for attending this exclusive event, though early registration is recommended.
Speakers	Key Note Speaker/ Panelist: Masaru Tanaka - IMF General Advisor to the Central Bank of Myanmar, Bank of Japan  Click here to see the full CV                   Panelists: U Than Lwin – Deputy Chairman, Kanbawza Bank Tina Singhsacha – Chief Representative, Standard Chartered Bank (Myanmar Representative Office)
Who should attend?	C-Level Executives from companies doing business/ or looking for opportunities in Myanmar
Registration	Please confirm by 1st August 2013 by clicking the Register button below: