Laurence is Managing Director, Technology and Operations at ASIFMA, the Asia Securities Industry & Financial Markets Association.
Based in Singapore, Laurence is leading ASIFMA’s Operations and Technology efforts including fintech, cyber, digital assets, artificial intelligence, cloud, KYC/AML, operational resilience and regulatory implementation. ASIFMA’s work in this area includes regulatory advocacy, driving harmonization and developing industry best practices in these areas. In addition, she oversees several of ASIFMA's regional committees in India. These committees help develop and shape ASIFMA's regulatory engagement to drive capital markets development in India.
Laurence has 17 years of experience in the financial services industry. Prior to joining ASIFMA in 2016, she was responsible for European business development at Vistra Hong Kong, assisting foreign companies and funds to set up in Asia. Before that, she managed a portfolio of Natural Resources Companies at ING Corporate Banking in Brussels.
Laurence holds a Master Degree in Business Economics from the University of Ghent, and a Master Degree in International Business from EAE Business School. She is fluent in English, Dutch and French
Roundtable Room 2, Sands Expo & Convention Centre, Level 4
Invite-Only
The session will discuss cybersecurity and resilience in an era of the adoption of cloud, third-party risks in the supply chain, and evolving emerging technologies such as AI. The section will also look over the horizon and examine risks associated with quantum computing.
In a rapidly evolving technological landscape, organisations face unprecedented challenges in cybersecurity and resilience, given the integration of AI into our daily lives. Quantum Computing is making impressive progress, with quantum investments by governments estimated to be around US$42 billion as of June 2024.
As organisations increasingly adopt these new technologies including cloud computing, the cybersecurity landscape becomes vulnerable. The shift to cloud environments has introduced new challenges in safeguarding sensitive data and critical systems.
Key discussion points:
1. Recent supply chain compromises, software supply chain security, secure by design
2. Proliferating incident reporting requirements, and explore better ways of doing so
3. Interplay of cybersecurity and AI
4. Quantum computing: risks that it poses to cybersecurity
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