DAY 1: India, Indonesia and Singapore
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09:00
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Keynote
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There is no market in the next 20 years that will provide more opportunity for Australian businesses to invest than India. By 2035, Australia aim to make India one of its top three export markets, the third largest destination in Asia for Australian outward investment, and to bring it into the inner circle of Australia’s strategic relationships and with people-to-people ties as strong as any in Asia.
10:15
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Keynote Strategy Panel
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Various macroeconomic factors, such as enabling government and regulatory initiatives, India’s demographic dividend, rising national disposable incomes, a large unbanked population, improved internet access and smartphone penetration, and a rapidly evolving e-commerce marketplace, are driving Fintech growth in India.
This session will address the important themes influencing the future of Fintech in India, as well as how the Fintech sector is expanding in key service and technology categories.
11:30
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Panel Discussion
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According to Statista estimates, the present market valuation of the Indian Education technology (EdTech) industry is US$2.8 billion and is expected to reach US$10.4 billion by 2025. This panel will discuss about the rise of EdTech in India recently and the opportunities for investors.
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Panel Discussion
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With a customer base of over 669 million, Southeast Asia (SEA) is bursting with commercial potential as the world’s future economic powerhouse. Singapore is well-positioned to help enterprises’ regional development expansion goals across key pillars such as technology, innovation, and manufacturing due to its strategic location and ranking as one of the world’s top logistics hubs.
This panel is a discussion about why and how Singapore is your gateway to success in SEA.
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Keynote
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Singapore is strengthening its status as a financial hub as more affluent investors worldwide set up base here. The gap between Singapore and Hong Kong as financial hubs is narrowing. However, could Singapore supplant Hong Kong as an international financial hub in the long run?
16:20
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Panel Discussion
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Philippines is an outsourcing heavyweight with the well-enforced business process oursourcing (BPO) sector. From creative enterprises to call centres, digital marketing, IT, accounting, and more, the country provides a wide spectrum of experienced and professional yet low-cost services, seasoned with the world-renowned Philippine hospitality.
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DAY 2: China, Hong Kong and Vietnam
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09:00
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09:10
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Speaker(s):
09:30
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10:15
Keynote Strategy Panel
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The 14th Five-Year Plan, just released by Chinese policymakers, outlines their goals for societal and economic growth (2021-2025). As China’s economy increasingly contributes to sources of growth, trade, and investment in the global economy, this is crucial for understanding not just the future direction of China but also the Australia-China relationship.
10:15
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11:30
Keynote Strategy Panel
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China’s rapidly expanding middle class will offer greater chances for Australian and New Zealand businesses in the upcoming years, and proximity to China continues to be a crucial advantage.
11:30
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Panel Discussion
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Hong Kong is the most competitive and global financial hub in China. By offering additional services including wealth management, insurance, maritime finance, and aircraft financing, it has been extending its position. Hong Kong has potential advantages to grow and become a more varied worldwide financial centre during the next 25 years.
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Luncheon
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After a bite to eat, take the time to explore our Exhibitor Showcase
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15:15
Keynote Strategy Panel
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The growth in China’s digital businesses is a positive driver in the global economic recovery. Within the Chinese economy, the e-commerce sector has reached maturity, and modern consumers expect much more from their shopping experiences than just tempting discounts. Enter livestreaming e-commerce. Where is this new kind of trade going, and how did it grow so wide-spreadly in China?
15:00
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Keynote
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Vietnam’s expanding economy and middle-class population provide substantial prospects for Australian businesses. The expansion in foreign direct investment in Vietnam gives an opportunity for Australian firms to expand their investment footprint in education, manufacturing, agribusiness, logistics, financial services, and specialised services.
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Panel Discussion
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With the world’s third fastest expanding economy and a youthful yet highly qualified workforce, Vietnam is quickly becoming a prominent location for manufacturing and providing products. Vietnam aggressively supported growth by opening 50 new industries to international investment and eliminating rules in hundreds more. This session covers the guidelines and recommendations from experts to find suppliers and manufaturers in Vietnam.
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The consumer markets in Vietnam are increasingly diversifying, upgrading, and digitising. Companies may tap into significant momentum, but in order to capture the hearts and minds of Vietnamese consumers, they must address issues about which areas to join, how to engage with customers, and how to maintain a balance of localisation and agility.