WHERE FMIs SHAPE THE FUTURE
WFC – the World Forum of Central Securities Depositories will take place in the vibrant city of Almaty, nestled amidst the stunning Tien Shan mountains. The event, hosted by the Kazakhstan Central Securities Depository (KCSD), is set to bring together over 250 industry leaders, experts, and visionaries from across the global financial ecosystem.
This year’s theme, “Evolving Landscape of CSDs: Navigating Challenges, Opportunities, and the Future of Post-Trade Infrastructures”, will spark dynamic discussions on the future of the post-trade industry. Expert speakers from across the globe will address key topics such as the role of CSDs in transforming financial markets, advancements in settlement efficiency, embracing new technologies like AI and blockchain, and fostering global connectivity.
Join us in Almaty from September 23-26, 2025, to engage with the leading minds in the industry, build meaningful connections, and contribute to the ongoing transformation of the post-trade landscape. Don’t miss this unique opportunity to shape the future of the financial ecosystem.
Agenda
Pre-Forum Day: 23 September 2025 (Tuesday)
| Welcome Coffee (Member Associations only) |
| WFC Board Meeting (Member Associations only) |
| Coffee Break (Member Associations only) |
| Parallel Meetings of the CSD Associations (Member Associations only) |
| Free Time |
| Welcome Reception (All registered forum participants) |
DAY ONE: 24TH SEPTEMBER 2025 (WEDNESDAY)
| Registration and Welcome Coffee |
| Welcome Speech |
| Opening Plenary Session: Evolving Role of CSDs in Transforming the Global Financial Market Landscape |
| Coffee Break |
| Keynote Speech |
| Executive Panel Session I: Diversification and Development of New Initiatives in the Post-Trade Industry |
| Group Photo |
| Lunch |
| Panel Session I: Settlement Efficiency: Strategies for Improvement |
| Keynote Speech |
| Coffee Break |
| Panel Session II: Transformation of CSDs’ IT Architecture |
| Free time |
| Dinner |
Day Two: 25th September 2025 (Thursday)
| Welcome Coffee |
| Keynote Speech |
| Executive Panel Session II: The Future of CSDs: Embracing AI, Blockchain and Digital Assets |
| Coffee Break |
| Panel Session III: Bridging the Markets: Fostering Global Connectivity and Interoperability |
| Case Study Presentation I: The Role of the Post-Trade Community in Advancing Sustainable Development |
| Plenary Speech |
| Lunch |
| Case Study Presentation II: Building Efficient Risk Management within the PFMI Framework |
| Panel Session IV: Establishing Effective Business Continuity Processes to Mitigate Risks in the Post-Trade Industry |
| Case Study Presentation III: Data as an Asset: Sharing, Reporting and Monetization |
| Coffee Break |
| Presentation WFC2027 |
| Closing Speech by WFC Chair |
| Farewell Dinner |
Day Three: 26th September 2025 (Friday) Cultural Program Schedule
| Departure from the hotels to the cultural program |
| Arrival at the Medeu station |
| Scenic cable car ascent to the Shymbulak resort |
| Cultural activities: Ceramics masterclass, Horseback riding through mountain trails |
| Lunch at Big Chef’s restaurant |
Speakers
Timur Suleimenov
Timur Suleimenov Governor of the National Bank of Kazakhstan
Professional Experience
2002-2006 – Tax Consultant, Ernst & Young Kazakhstan.
2006-2009 – Director of the Tax Accounting and Tax Planning Department, KazMunaiGas Exploration Production (oil and gas company).
2009-2010 – Vice-Minister of Economy and Budget Planning.
2010-2012 – Vice Minister of Economic Development and Trade.
2012-2016 – Member of the Board (Minister) in charge of Economy and Financial Policy, Eurasian Economic Commission.
2016-2019 – Minister of National Economy of the Republic of Kazakhstan.
2019 – Deputy Governor, National Bank of Kazakhstan.
2019 – Assistant to the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan.
2019-2022 – Deputy Chief of Staff on socio-economic issues of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan.
2022-2023 – First Deputy Chief of Staff of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan.
On September 4, 2023, Mr. Suleimenov was appointed as the Governor of the National Bank of Kazakhstan by the President Decree of the Republic of Kazakhstan No 334.
Madina Abylkassymova
Madina Abylkassymova Chairperson of the Agency of the Republic of Kazakhstan for regulation and development of the financial market
Madina Abylkassymova received her first degree in Economics from the Kazakh State Academy of Management. She holds MIA degree in Economic Policy Management from Columbia University and a Master of Public Administration from Harvard University’s John F. Kennedy School of Government.
Madina Abylkassymova is the Chairperson of the Agency for Regulation and Development of Financial Market. She took office as the Chair of the newly established financial regulatory authority of Kazakhstan in January, 2020.
Prior to her current appointment, Ms. Abylkassymova was a Deputy Governor of the National Bank of Kazakhstan. In this capacity she oversaw monetary policy, financial stability, balance of payments and financial statistics.
Before joining National Bank, since 2011 she worked as a Vice Minister at the Ministry of National Economy, Ministry of Economy and Budget Planning, Ministry of Economic Development and Trade, with a focus on strategic economic development issues and macroeconomic policy.
She also has served as a Deputy Head at the Centre for Strategic Development and Analysis at the President’s Administration, Prime Minister’s Office.
Sebastien Boitreaud
Sebastien Boitreaud Lead Financial Sector Specialist, The World Bank
Yedil Medeu
Yedil Medeu WFC Chairman, Chairman of the Management Board of Central Securities Depository (KCSD)
Prior to joining KCSD, Mr. Medeu was the Director of the Securities Market Department at the Agency of the Republic of Kazakhstan for Regulation and Development of the Financial Market. In this role, he oversaw the supervision of securities market intermediaries and played a pivotal role in developing strategic policy frameworks to foster securities market development in alignment with national socio-economic priorities. His professional journey also includes an eight-year tenure at the National Bank of the Republic of Kazakhstan, where he contributed significantly to the Securities Market Department.
Mr. Medeu holds a Master’s degree in Public Economics from the National Graduate School of Policy Studies in Tokyo (Japan), equipping him with a comprehensive perspective on financial regulation and economic policy.
Yuji Yamashita
Yuji Yamashita Principal Financial Sector Specialist, Asian Development Bank
Mark Gem
Mark Gem Chair of Risk Committee, Clearstream
Mark Gem has been with Clearstream for over 20 years and a board member since 2007, leading the network management, primary markets and compliance areas. He was responsible for Clearstream’s T2S strategy. He currently chairs Clearstream’s Risk Committee, amongst many other things oversaw the post-Brexit organization of Clearstream’s UK business and Clearstream’s overall response to the COVID-19 crisis and to the war in Ukraine. He is a member of the Swift board. He has chaired ECSDA, the European CSD Association, since 2021.
Abdulla Jaffar Abdin
Abdulla Jaffar Abdin Chief Operating Officer, Bahrain Clear
Abdulla Abdin has Masters in Business Administration from the University of Glamorgan UK, and currently holds the position of Chief Operating Officer – Bahrain Clear. He is the President of the African Middle East Depositories Association (AMEDA), and Vice Chairman of World Forum of Central Depositories (WFC). Mr. Abdin has over 35 years of experience in Banking and Capital Market structure, regulations and operations.
Dr. Ekrem Arikan
Dr. Ekrem Arikan Chief Executive Officer, Board Member, Merkezi Kayıt Kuruluşu, Türkiye's Central Securities Depository
He began his career at Microsoft (1998–2006), where he managed the development of Windows operating systems for Turkish-speaking markets as a program manager. He later held management roles at Ziraat Bankası Group companies, Ziraat Teknoloji and Ziraat Hayat Emeklilik, overseeing IT, corporate development and strategic initiatives. In 2015, he joined EPİAŞ, Energy Exchange of Türkiye, as Strategy Development Director.
In 2016, he was appointed Executive Vice President for IT at Takasbank, where he contributed to major financial market infrastructure projects such as the BISTECH transition, blockchain-based digital asset initiatives (BiGA), establishment of R&D center, and the development of clearing and collateral management systems. In April 2019, he assumed the role of General Manager and Board Member of Merkezi Kayıt Kuruluşu (MKK), Türkiye’s Central Securities Depository. He pioneered in his management period the development of numerous new products and services such as; custody services provided to the Turkish Mercantile Exchange, establishment of the Omnibus Account structure and membership of Euroclear Bank and the Azerbaijan CSD (Milli Deposit Merkezi), founding of the Crowdfunding Platform (CFS), development of the Electronic Trade Repository (e-TR), implementation of the Electronic General Meeting (e-GMS) system across various international capital markets. Additionally, he facilitated the acquisition of the MKK GABİM company from the Turkish Association of Appraisers. Moreover, he led development and establishment of the Data Analysis Platform (VAP), Investor Information Center (e-YATIRIMCI), Bearer Shares Registry System (HPKS), Investor Risk Monitoring System (YRTS), Intermediary Institutions Data Analysis Platform (PUSULA) and the Real Estate Based and Developing Financial Instruments Information System (GEFAS) platform.
Badiuddin Akber
Badiuddin Akber Chief Executive Officer, Central Depository Company of Pakistan Limited
He is recognized as a trusted leader in Pakistan’s capital market and has represented the country at international forums. As a matter of pride for CDC and Pakistan’s financial and capital market, Mr. Akber is currently serving as Chairman of the Asia-Pacific Central Securities Depository Group (ACG) for the term of 2024-2027, and as ACG Chairman, he is also representing the Asia- Pacific region on the Executive Board of the World Forum of CSDs (WFC).
Mr. Akber has demonstrated extensive expertise in the spheres of Financial Management, Clearing & Settlement, Risk Management, Operations, Product Development, and Project Management in the Pakistan Capital Market. As Chief Operating Officer at NCCPL, he played an instrumental role in implementing significant capital market reforms, including the Revamping of Capital Gain Tax Regime, Unique Identification Number (UIN), Institutions’ Risk Management System, Straight Through Processing of Market Settlements, and UIN Information System (UIS). He also led the introduction of Leverage Products such as Margin Trading, Margin Financing, and Securities Lending & Borrowing.
Mr. Akber completed his Bachelor’s Degree in Commerce from the University of Karachi and attained various professional degrees in accounts and finance from prestigious national and international institutions. He is a Fellow Member of the Institute of Cost & Management Accountants of Pakistan (FCMA), and holds the ACMA-CGMA (Chartered Global Management Accountants) qualification from the Chartered Institute of Management Accountants (CIMA – UK), as well as the Chartered Professional Accountant (CPA, CMA – Ontario, Canada) qualification.
In addition to his role at CDC, Mr. Akber serves as Chairman of the Board of Directors of CDC Share Registrar Services Limited. Moreover, he is also serving as a Director on the Board of ITMinds Limited, and Naymat Collateral Management Company Ltd. Mr. Akber also represents CDC on the Pakistan Business Council and has attended the Annual International Institute for Securities Market Growth and Development by the US Securities & Exchange Commission and various seminars and conferences in the UK, India, Europe, and Far-East countries on risk management, clearing & settlement, and surveillance of capital market operations.
Bruce Butterill
Bruce Butterill Executive Director, ACSDA
Prior to becoming a consultant Bruce spent 19 years with CDS, the Canadian Depository for Securities, where at various times, as a member of the Executive Management Committee, he was the senior executive responsible for national operations, international relations and the product management/development functions.
Giorgi Laliashvili
Giorgi Laliashvili Senior Financial Sector Specialist, The World Bank
Prior to joining WB Giorgi worked at the central bank of Georgia as a head of Financial Markets. Giorgi has more than 20 years of experience working in the financial sector on market development issues.
He has led reforms related to financial markets in his country and abroad and participated in technical assistance programs across Central Asia, East Africa and Middle East.
Under his leadership, Georgia created and developed a local currency debt issuance program, reformed post trade infrastructure for the entire securities market, introduced legislation on dematerialized securities holdings, initiated the setup of interbank repo market, introduced money market risk-free benchmark, led reforms on derivatives and financial collateral.
He holds a master’s degree in development economics from Williams College in the USA and in Banking and Finance from Tbilisi State University, Georgia.
Satoru Yamadera
Satoru Yamadera Advisor, Asian Development Bank
Mr. Yamadera has been serving the Secretariat of the Asian Bond Markets Initiative (ABMI) of ASEAN+3 since 2014.
He has vast experiences in capital market development, payment systems, fintech, cybersecurity, and regional financial cooperation.
Currently, he leads the ASEAN+3 Bond Market Forum (ABMF), a common platform to foster standardization and harmonization of the bond markets. He also leads the Cross-border Settlement Infrastructure Forum (CSIF) to create cross-border linkages among the central banks and central securities depositories.
Mr. Yamadera has over 25 years of professional experience in central banking including research, banking supervision, and financial cooperation at the Bank of Japan.
Pedro Gurrola-Perez
Pedro Gurrola-Perez Head of Research, The World Federation of Exchanges
Pedro holds a PhD in Mathematics from the University of Montpellier, France, and has published across key academic journals, including the Journal of Financial Market Infrastructures, the Journal of Risk, International Finance, and the Journal of Futures Markets. His recent work includes research on the economics of distributed ledger technologies (DLT), on the network structure of settlement fails, and on the procyclicality of CCP margin models. He has also published research on payment systems, on back-testing methodologies, and on the structure of interest rate futures markets. In 2007 he received the National Award on Derivatives Research, awarded by the Mexican Derivatives Exchange (MexDer). He has served as a member of the Consultative Working Group of ESMA’s CCP Policy Committee and currently serves as a member of the Board of Advisors of the Robert A. Schwartz Center for Trading and Financial Markets Research at Baruch College.
Bryan Pascoe
Bryan Pascoe Chief Executive, International Capital Market Association
Gerard Smith
Gerard Smith Vice President, Head of Post Trade Solutions, Nasdaq
Hikmet Can Yılmazsoy
Hikmet Can Yılmazsoy Head of Türkiye, Caucasus and Central Asia, Swift
Hikmet Can Yilmazsoy is the Head of Türkiye, Caucasus and Central Asia at Swift, where he is overseeing the relations and engagements with key stakeholders in the financial ecosystem including central banks, financial institutions, market infrastructures and regulatory bodies. Since joining Swift in 2018, Can served as the Country Manager for Türkiye and Qatar until his current role. Prior to his tenure at Swift, he led business development and project management activities in cash management, payment systems and digital banking areas with a leading bank in Türkiye. In addition, Can drove high-impact strategic initiatives in the customer experience management, retail banking and corporate finance areas throughout his 16 years of banking career. He holds an MBA degree from Carnegie Mellon University and a BSc in Industrial Engineering from Bilkent University, with executive education from Columbia University and INSEAD.
Jesús Sánchez
Jesús Sánchez Head of Domestic Settlement Services, SIX Group
Over 30 years of experience in the industry in various positions, mainly in the areas of Settlement and Custody. Joined Iberclear at BME Group (SIX Group) more than 19 years ago, where has worked in different departments and participated in international working groups. Currently, Head of Domestic Settlement Services in SIX Group. Chairperson of the Settlement Working Group of the European Central Securities Depositories Association (ECSDA), where the ECSDA CSDR Penalties Framework was agreed and where settlement efficiency was one of the key issues, and as well as Chair of the Market Settlement Efficiency (MSE) Workshop of T2S, where relevant efficiency issues are assessed and further discussions in the national communities are supported. Member of the EU T+1 Industry Committee, which is established to drive the transition to a T+1 settlement cycle across the securities markets of the European Union and the European Economic Area, by the transition date to be agreed upon by the EU co-legislators. The Industry Committee will ensure a coordinated, ambitious, efficient, modern, and inclusive approach to achieving settlement efficiency and operational resilience, aligning with international efforts as relevant. Also member of various market committees and expert groups at national and international level such as the T2S CSDs Steering Group (CSG), the Advisory Group on Market Infrastructures for Securities and Collateral (AMI-SeCo), the Spanish National Stakeholder Group (NSG). Prior to joining Iberclear in 2006, worked at Citibank for 14 years, being the Head of Equities and Fixed Income Settlement and Custody departments. Degree in Economics and Business by Universidad Autónoma of Madrid and an Executive Master of Business Administration. Volunteer activities, participating in several NGDOs and also in development initiatives for young people.
Alexandre Kech
Alexandre Kech Chief Executive Officer, Global Legal Entity Identifier Foundation
Over the past 25 years, Alex has constructed a unique career combining finance at BNY Mellon, payments/securities infrastructure and standards at SWIFT, and blockchain and digital assets at Onchain Custodian (ONC) and, most recently, Citi Ventures. As co-founder and CEO of ONC, Alex led the Singapore and Shanghai-based team that built custody and prime brokerage services for crypto and other digital assets from scratch. As Blockchain & Digital Asset director at Citi Ventures, he built a team to engage the European ecosystem on emerging use cases for blockchain technologies and digital assets.
Alex is also involved in industry and standardization initiatives. As the convenor of the ISO TC 68 / SC8 / WG3, which produced the ISO 24165 Digital Token Identifier (DTI), he is a member of the DTI Foundation Product Advisory Committee. He also recently served as co-chair of the Global Digital Finance (gdf.io) custody working group.
Alex earned a bachelor’s degree in translation and an Executive MBA from the Quantic School of Business and Technology while building Onchain Custodian, putting theory into practice in real-time.
Cornelia Dagdag
Cornelia Dagdag Managing Director for APAC Enterprise Services, DTCC
Apart from her Enterprise Services responsibilities, Nellie provides senior leadership and mentoring to employees in support of DTCC’s business operations in Asia Pacific, driving strategic initiatives to accelerate the growth of DTCC’s community of broker/dealers, custodian banks and asset managers operating in the region. She also provides senior leadership to DTCC Manila, the firm’s key operational center in APAC.
Nellie is also a Philippine representative/member of the ASEAN+3 Bond Market Forum (ABMF) and was also a member of the ASEAN+3 Group of Experts (GOE), two regional groups tasked by member countries with identifying barriers to liquidity in fixed income trading and settlement in ASEAN+3. ASEAN+3 is an aggrupation of the 10 ASEAN member-countries plus Japan, Korea and China. Nellie speaks and moderates frequently at DTCC’s and industry events on topics ranging from post-trade lifecycle, middle office operations to accelerated settlement. She is featured in many trade publications as a thought leader in the space of post-trade settlement.
Before joining Omgeo (fully acquired by DTCC in 2013), Nellie held several senior positions at the Philippine Central Depository, Inc. between 1995 and 2004, becoming President and Chief Executive Officer in March 1999. She also served as the President and COO of the Philippine Securities Settlement Corp., the clearing and settlement entity for the Philippine foreign currency (USD) and fixed income markets and was concurrently Managing Director for Technology & Operations of the PDS Group, comprising the depository, fixed income exchange and PSSC.
She holds a Bachelor of Science in Commerce, Summa Cum Laude, from the University of San Jose- Recoletos and is a Certified Public Accountant in the Philippines.
Julia McKenny
Julia McKenny Chief Executive Officer, International Securities Services Association
Julia’s career in securities services began at JP Morgan in 2004, where she laid the foundation for a trajectory of influential roles at globally recognized institutions, including Northern Trust, State Street, Morgan Stanley, Accenture and Standard Chartered. Her journey reflects a legacy of leadership, innovation, and an unwavering commitment to excellence in the securities services domain.
Jim Micklethwaite
Jim Micklethwaite Managing Director, Financial Markets, Thomas Murray
Miguel Espinoza
Miguel Espinoza Head of Capital Markets, Montran
Miguel Espinoza is the Head of Capital Market Solutions at Montran. He has been actively involved in the development and implementation of over 30 financial market infrastructures worldwide. With a background in IT, he seamlessly integrates technical expertise with business knowledge to deliver innovative, efficient, and optimized solutions. His global experience ensures that Montran’s clients benefit the best market practices with a focus on cutting-edge strategies in settlement and operational efficiency.
In his role, Miguel oversees the overall development and strategic direction of Montran’s Capital Market solutions. He and his team continuously evaluate existing processes, explore new initiatives, and assess emerging technologies to drive innovation and enhance Montran’s offerings.
Gunsel Topbas
Gunsel Topbas Co-Founder, Fintech Practice Lead, Manifest Executive Consultancy
Sarah Tarawneh
Sarah Tarawneh CEO Securities Depository Center (SDC) – Jordan & AMEDA Board Member
With over 20 years of experience at the SDC, Sarah has played a key role in shaping the business processes of the depository, clearing and settlement systems, and in drafting legislation governing capital market operations in Jordan. She has been instrumental in ensuring adherence to international standards and best practices across the capital market industry.
At the international level, Sarah serves as a Director on the Management Body of the Association of National Numbering Agencies (ANNA). She is also a Board Member of the Federation of Euro-Asian Stock Exchanges (FEAS) and the Africa & Middle East Depositories Association (AMEDA), contributing to governance, strategic development, and industry-wide collaboration.
Before her appointment as CEO, Sarah was Director of Legal Affairs at the SDC, where she also managed research and public relations. She began her career as a licensed lawyer with a private law firm specializing in commercial and civil law.
Sarah holds a Bachelor of Law degree from the University of Jordan and is a licensed barrister with the Jordanian Bar Association. She has completed numerous specialized capital market training programs and holds the CFA Institute’s Investment Foundations Certificate.
Jesse Kagoma
Jesse Kagoma Chief Executive, Central Depository and Settlement Corporation, AMEDA Board Member
Mr. Jesse Kagoma is the Chief Executive of the Central Depository and Settlement Corporation (CDSC) Kenya, effective September 1, 2023, to provide leadership and oversight of the Company.
He is a seasoned and accomplished business manager, joined CDSC in May 2018 to take charge of the Finance department and later assumed the position of General Manager, Business Support Services and CFO. He has over 19 years of experience in financial reporting, business turnarounds, advising on business growth, strategy formulation and its execution, business valuations, balance sheet restructuring, merger and acquisitions processes, budgetary controls, financial planning, investment funds management, tax planning among others spanning different sectors of the East African Economies.
He holds a Master’s in Business Administration (Finance) from the University of Nairobi and a Bachelor of Business Management (Finance & Banking) from Moi University, a Certified Public Accountant and a member of the Institute of Certified Public Accountants of Kenya (ICPAK). Currently finalising PhD in Business Administration (Finance) at the Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology.
Alejandro Berney
Alejandro Berney Director, Caja de Valores
Alejandro Berney has been a Director at Caja de Valores since September 2014 and Investor Relations Officer at BYMA since May 2022.
BYMA is Argentina’s new stock exchange that brings together and represents the main players in the country’s capital market. Through a modern, agile, and competitive platform, twelve trillion pesos (ie USD 12 billion) are traded daily in the equity, fixed income, repo, and financial derivatives markets. BYMA is the necessary evolution for the country’s development, connecting it with global markets and investors.
Before joining Caja de Valores, A. Berney was responsible for the Securities Services business for Citibank in Latin America. Alejandro began his career at Citibank in 1995 as Manager for Latin America in the custody business, initially based in Buenos Aires, Argentina, and later in São Paulo, Brazil. He subsequently held various roles in New York in Strategic Planning, Securities Lending, and Sales.
Prior to that, A. Berney worked in various product development, sales, and marketing positions at Banco de Boston and Exxon Argentina.
Alejandro holds a degree in Industrial Engineering from the University of Buenos Aires and earned an MBA from CEMA.
Barnaby Nelson
Barnaby Nelson Chief Executive Officer, The Value Exchange
Barney has worked for over 15 years in the post-trade capital markets space: leading transforming custody and cash businesses to the point of market leadership. Until 2018, he led Standard Chartered Bank’s custody business in Asia and prior to that he launched BNP Paribas’ custody business in Asia. Throughout Barney’s career, he has focused on market structure and connectivity as a key theme. Having helped to launch clearing and back office outsourcing solutions in Asia- Pacific, he has since worked with regulators, global exchanges, clearing houses, brokers and investors to ensure that new technologies (such as DLT, AI and others) can be smoothly deployed as players reach for ever improving levels of efficiency. This connectivity continues at #theValueExchange, where Barney’s attention is now focused on delivering actionable, statistical insights on key market dynamics. Leveraging unique benchmarking and insight technologies, Barney is now helping market participants to make the right decisions and giving sales organizations the data and tools they need to maximize their revenues in changing times.
Haruna Jalo-Waziri
Haruna Jalo-Waziri Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer, Central Securities Clearing System PLC (CSCS)
With three decades of experience spanning Investment Banking, Securities Trading, Pension Funds Administration, Asset Management, Business Development, and Financial Market Regulation, Jalo has a distinguished career in leading successful start-ups and business transformations. An award-winning executive, Jalo is an alumnus of Lagos Business School, IESE Spain, and the Venture Capital Institute of America. He holds degrees in Economics and Business Administration and is a Chartered Stockbroker, an Associate of the Chartered Institute for Securities and Investment (CISI) UK, and a Life Member of the Institute of Directors, Nigeria.
Beyond his executive role, Jalo actively contributes to global and regional financial market development. He is the Vice Chair of the Africa and Middle East Depositories Association (AMEDA) and represents the World Forum of Central Securities Depositories (WFC) on the Board of the International Securities Services Association (ISSA), Geneva. He sits on a number of industry wide committees, including those of the Securities and Exchange Commission, Chartered Institute of Stockbrokers, and the Nigerian Economic Summit Group. A passionate advocate for education and social impact, Jalo serves on the boards of several non-profits, including BusinessDay’s Advisory Board, Special Olympics Nigeria, and AIFA Reading Society.
Stanley Chan
Stanley Chan Chief Executive Officer, CMU OmniClear Limited
Bandar Alkahail
Bandar Alkahail Chief of Business Development, Edaa
Venue - The Ritz-Carlton, Almaty
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