10 SIDC CPE Points | 10 FPAM CE Points | 8 FIMM CPD Points | 8 MFPC CPD Hours | 6 MTA CPD Hours
FPAM President
Organizing Chairperson, FPAMFLY 2020
Executive Chairman, Securities Commission Malaysia
Photography Session with Partners & Sponsors
The only thing certain about the current global economic outlook is its uncertainty. This session will cover the comparative impact of the immediate health crisis and subsequent economic dislocation. Uncertainty doesn’t have to mean immobility; it can also mean opportunity – applying plausible solutions and variables towards the path to economic recovery is essential in making strategic decisions for the future. What will the future of businesses post Covid-19?
By Charles Boon Souw Meng
Senior Investment Consultant, Private Wealth, Kenanga Investors Berhad
Many investors are affected by the current situation and their portfolios are most likely tied to their life goals. How can we help clients build a robust investment portfolio under the current market volatility and protect it for long-term goals?
By Danny Wong Teck Meng
Chief Executive Officer/Executive Director, Areca Capital Sdn Bhd
As the road out of lockdown opens, wealth managers are turning their strategic focus to compete in the much-changed marketplace emerging from the crisis. The market is becoming more challenging, but there’s scope for innovation, differentiation and winning new business. What are the top priorities?
By Alvin Tan Chin Cherng
Chief Executive Officer, UOB Kay Hian Wealth Advisors Sdn Bhd
The economic impact of the Covid-19 pandemic is unlike anything the world has seen before. As remote as these potential risks might be, should they arise, they could certainly wreak havoc on your business. Time is of the essence to get a grip on this new kind of crisis. What is the insurance take up rate in Malaysia? What is the protection industry’s role in this pandemic to help the public? And why is risk management important for both life and assets in the current situation?
By Paul Low Hong Ceong
Chief Executive Officer, Etiqa Life Insurance Bhd
Established in 2016, Financial Education Network (FEN) serves as an inter-agency platform to increase the impact of financial education initiatives and identify new opportunities to elevate financial literacy among Malaysians through greater alignment, closer collaboration and a strong focus on impact assessments. FEN is committed to working collaboratively with partners in a holistic manner to achieve the vision of the National Strategy. How can the financial profession leverage on this to help their clients?
By Datin Arlina Ariff & Jawahar Ali Ameer Ali
Financial Education Network (FEN)
The rise of social media, technology advancement and fast-changing lifestyle have reshaped views on how the public receive information including on financial literacy. In addition, relationships between brands and consumers, CEOs and employees, and even sales persons and consumers have changed, thanks to social media! With innovative insights and thought leadership becoming the new commodity, leaders, experts and sales professionals have the opportunity to become the visible experts and ambassadors of their brands. Learn how you can promote financial literacy and your services through the power of social media!
By Nina Sharil Khan
Founder & CEO, PopCon, International Speaker & Host
