2014 아시아경제 통일포럼 시리즈

OVERVIEW

Unification 'Bonanza' Tasks & Key Roles of the Fianace

Date: June 26, 2014 (14:00 ~ 17:00)
Venue: National Assembly Building
Host: Asia Business Daily, PaxTV
Partner: Korea Investment Corporation, Unification Study Meeting of Saenuriparty

PROGRAM

1nd PROGRAM
Time	Category	Program
08:30 ~ 09:00	VIP Tea Time
09:00 ~ 09:05	Opening
09:05 ~ 09:20	Opening Remarks	Se-Jung Lee CEO of Asia Business Daily
	Opening Remarks	Jung-Hoon Kim Chairman, National Policy Committee at National Assembly of the Republic of Korea
	Welcome address	Oh-Seok Hyun Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Strategy and Finance
	Welcome address	Ju-Yeol Lee Governor of the Bank of Korea
09:20 ~ 09:30	Keynote Address	Chan-Woo Jeong Vice Chairman, Financial Services Commission
09:30 ~ 09:50		(Presenter) Sheena Greitens Professor, Department of Political Science in University of Missouri
09:50 ~ 10:20		Livio Stracca Head of Division International Policy Analysis, European Central Bank
Session 1. Issues & Tasks of the Financial Industries
10:20 ~ 11:10	Moderator	Jae-Ha Park Deputy Dean, the Asian Development Bank Institute (ADBI)
	Speech & Discussion	(Presenter 1) David Carbon Managing Director for Economic and Currency Research at DBS / Chief Economist
		(Presenter 2) Wang Chaoyang Associate Research Fellow of National Academy of Economic Strategy, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences (CASS)
		Sang-Bong Park Head of German Unification Information Institute / Former Chancellor, Institute for Unification Education, Ministry of Unification
Session 2. The Fresh Growth Engine of Finance in Asia
11:10 ~ 12:10	Moderator	(Presenter 1) Hyeon-Kee Bae President & CEO, Hana Institute of Finance
	Speech & Discussion	(Presenter 2) Hung Q. Tran Executive Managing Director, Institute of International Finance (IIF)
		(Presenter 3) Mitsuhiro Fukao Professor, Faculty of Business and Commerce, Keio University
		Hoy-Eol Lim Executive Director, Department of International Cooperation Policy, KIEP
12:10 ~ 13:10	Luncheon & Networking
Session 3. The International Co-operation and Expected Effect by Investment
13:10 ~ 14:00	Moderator	(Presenter) Chong-Hoon Park Head of Research, Korea, Standard Chartered Bank Korea Limited
	Discussion	Sheena Greitens Professor, Department of Political Science in University of Missouri
		Livio Stracca Head of Division International Policy Analysis, European Central Bank
		Jay Huh Managing Director of Korea Investment Corporation (Head of Alternative Investments)
Session 4. The Role of Insurance Industry and its prospect
14:00 ~ 14:50	Moderator	(Presenter) Dong-Ho Shin Professor of Risk Management and Insurance at Sangmyung University
	Discussion	Jheenong Kim Director, Insurance Division of Banking and Insurance Bureau
		Jae-Koo Lee General Manager, General Insurance Association of Korea
		Hyung-Ki Kim Chairman, Korea Enterprise Strategy Center / Adjunct professor, Sangmyung University

SPEAKER

Keynote Speech

Chan-Woo JeongVice Chairman, Financial Services Commission

[Education]
Ph.D in Economics, Purdue University, USA
M.A. in Economics, University of Cincinnati, USA
B.A. in Int’l Economics, Seoul National University, Korea

[Professional Experience]
Vice Chairman, Financial Services Commission (FSC)
Vice President, Korea Institute of Finance
Member, Assessment Committee, FSC
Member, Financial Industry Development Committee, FSC
Member, Information Disclosure Committee, FSC
Advisor, the Smile Microcredit Foundation
Advisor, Regulatory Reform Committee, FSC
Advisor, Financial Service Sector of the Korea-U.S FTA, Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade
Advisor, Financial Service Sector of Regulatory Reform Committee, Prime Minister’s Office
Director, FN Hub Korea, Ministry of Finance and Economy
Professor, College of Business Administration, Chonnam National University
Research Fellow, Korea Institute Finance (KIF)

Sheena GreitensProfessor, Department of Political Science in University of Missouri

[Education]
Ph.D, Department of Government, Harvard University, USA
M.Phil, International Relations, Oxford University, UK
B.A., Political Science, Stanford University, USA

[Professional Experience]
Academy Scholar, Harvard Academy for International and Area Studies, Harvard University
Non-Resident Senior Fellow, Center for East Asia Policy Studies, Brookings Institution

Livio StraccaHead of Division International Policy Analysis, European Central Bank

[Education]
Ph.D. in Economics, University of Leicester, UK
Postgraduate degree in European Union Law, King’s College, UK
Undergraduate degree in economics and statistics, University of Rome, Italia

[Professional Experience]
European Central Bank (1998~)
- Head of Division, International Policy Analysis
- Senior Adviser, DG International and European Relations
- Counselor to the ECB Executive Board
- Principal Economist, Euro Area Macroeconomic Developments Division
- Senior and then Principal Economist, Monetary Policy Stance Division
Economist-Statistician in the Research Department, Banca d’Italia (1995-1998)

session1. Issues & Tasks of the Financial Industries

: Jae-Ha ParkDeputy Dean, the Asian Development Bank Institute (ADBI); Dr. Jae-Ha Park is the Deputy Dean at the Asian Development Bank Institute (ADBI). Prior to joining ADBI in October 2011, he worked for the Korea Institute of Finance as Vice President and Chief Economist, etc.

He has served in numerous public positions, such as Senior Advisor to the Minister of Finance and Economy of Korea, Director General of the Task Force for Economic Restructuring in the Office of the President of Korea, Chairman of the Committee for the Assessment of Regulations at the Financial Services Commission. In addition, he has served as a member of the Presidential Commission for Financial Reform and a member of Management Supervisory Committee at the Korea Asset management Corporation. He worked for the Bank of Korea as an economist after graduating from university.

He also has served in many important private and academic positions, such as Chairman of the Board of Directors of Shinhan Bank, which is the largest commercial bank in Korea, Board member of Daewoo Securities, which is the largest security company in Korea, and as a Vice Chairman of Korea Money and Finance Association. Since the Asian financial crisis, he has been deeply involved in many projects relating to regional economic and financial cooperation under the ASEAN+3 and APEC, etc. Most notably, he played a crucial role in creating Asian Bond Market Initiatives, and ASEAN+3 Research Group activities. His areas of interest are regional economic and financial cooperation, financial market development in Asia, and financial reform after the global financial crisis. He has authored many articles and books on regional financial market development, Asian bond market development, financial reform in Korea, international finance, and money and banking.

: David CarbonManaging Director for Economic and Currency Research at DBS / Chief Economist; Managing Director for Economic and Currency Research at DBS Bank in Singapore

David Carbon is Managing Director for Economic and Currency Research at DBS Bank in Singapore. He joined DBS in 2005 with 20 years’ of experience covering the economies & markets of Asia and the G10 from Singapore, Hong Kong and London.

David began his banking career in Asia in 1994 with JP Morgan and was a partner and market strategist at Pacific Asset Management, a Singapore-based fixed income fund manager. In 2000, David joined WestLB A. G. to cover the economies of North Asia but was soon seconded to London to head WestLB’s economic and currency research of the G10 for three years. In 2012, David was voted the Best Economist in Southeast Asia in an investor poll conducted by Alpha Southeast Asia.

Prior to his career in investment banking, Mr. Carbon taught international trade and finance at Fudan University in Shanghai and the Guangdong Engineering Institute in Guangzhou and conducted trade research as a Fellow at the Korea Development Institute in Seoul.

David graduated ‘Phi Beta Kappa’ from the University of Wisconsin and holds a Master of Philosophy in Economics from Yale University. He is fluent in Mandarin.

: Wang ChaoyangAssociate Research Fellow of National Academy of Economic Strategy, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences (CASS); Wang Chaoyang is an associate research fellow from National Academy of Economic Strategy, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences (CASS), the vice director of an academic journal Finance and Trade Economics, and Master’s tutor of the graduate school of CASS. He was born in Jiangsu province China in 1981, got the bachelor degree from Shandong University in 2002, and received his Ph.D from the graduate school of CASS in 2007 and was a postdoctoral fellow.

His major research fields include financial reform, financial services industry and financial centers, also, he has much interest in services economy, and in which fields had he published two books and more than 20 papers in academic journals.

Sang-Bong ParkHead of German Unification Information Institute / Former Chancellor, Institute for Unification Education, Ministry of Unification

[Education]
Ph.D. in History at Kangwon University, Korea
Dip.Kfm. in Business Administration at Free University Berlin, Germany
B.A. in German Literature & Language at Yonsei University, Korea

[Professional Experience]
Visiting Professor, Bangmok College of Basic Studies, Myongji University
Head, Institute of German Unification
Former Chancellor, Institute for Unification Education, Ministry of Unification
MC, towards the Unification, FEBC

session2. The Fresh Growth Engine of Finance in Asia

Hyeon-Kee BaePresident & CEO, Hana Institute of Finance

[Education]
Ph.D. in Economics, Seoul National University, Korea
M.A. in Economics, Seoul National University, Korea
B.A. in Economics, Seoul National University, Korea

[Professional Experience]
Division Head, Strategic Planning Team, Hana Financial Group
Head of Strategy Department, Korea Exchange Bank
Non-executive Director, Hana SK Card
Finance industry team Manager, Dongwon Securities Co. Ltd
Deputy Director, Ministry of Planning and Budget
Senior Researcher, Korea Long-term Credit Bank

: Hung Q. TranExecutive Managing Director, Institute of International Finance (IIF); Hung Q. Tran is the Executive Managing Director of the Institute of International Finance (IIF), assisting in the overall management of the IIF while also leading the Capital Markets and Emerging Markets Policy Department. Prior to his work at the IIF, Mr. Tran served for six years at the International Monetary Fund as Deputy Director, Monetary and Capital Markets Department, where his responsibilities included the overall management of the Fund's semi-annual Global Financial Stability Report. He also served from 1998 to 2001 in London as the Managing Director, Chief Economist/Global Head of Research for Rabobank International.

He had spent the prior 12 years with Deutsche Bank with assignments in New York, Frankfurt and Singapore including serving as Director of Global Fixed Income Research from 1987-1990 and as Co-Founding Managing Director of Deutsche Bank Research from 1991-1995 and as Head of Equity Business for the Deutsche Bank Group in Asia-Pacific (1995-1998). Earlier in his career he had worked in international fixed income research for Merrill Lynch and Salomon Brothers in New York. Mr. Tran received his undergraduate and graduate degrees in Economics from California State University and completed the doctoral program in Economics at New York University.

: Mitsuhiro FukaoProfessor, Faculty of Business and Commerce, Keio University; Mitsuhiro Fukao has been a Professor of Economics in the Faculty of Business and Commerce of Keio University in Japan since 1997 and a Program Director of Research Institute of Economy, Trade and Industry (RIETI) since 2011. He also served as the president of Japan Center for Economic Research from 2005 to 2010. His primary fields of expertise are financial regulations, international finance, monetary economics and policy. Fukao has abundant publications in Japanese and in English on international finance, exchange rate policy, corporate governance, and recently on financial system and its crisis. Prior to joining Keio University, Fukao was the Head of the Strategic Research Division of Research and Statistics Department of the Bank of Japan. During 1991-93, Fukao was a senior economist of the OECD in Paris and a G-10 secretary. In 1989 and 1990, he was a senior economist of the International Department of the Bank of Japan and a member of Danielsson subgroup of the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision. During 1983-85, Fukao served as a senior economist of the Economic Planning Agency of Japan and participated in drafting the official White Paper on Japanese Economy. Born in Japan, Fukao received his bachelor's degree in Engineering from Kyoto University in 1974. He was awarded a Ph.D. in Economics from the University of Michigan in 1981. He is married to Masayo Fukao, and has two children.

Hoy-Eol LimExecutive Director, Department of International Cooperation Policy, KIEP

[Education]
Ph.D in Economics, Hanyang University, Korea
MBA in International Finance, Yonsei University, Korea

[Professional Experience]
Executive Director, Department of International Cooperation Policy, KIEP
Senior Research Fellow, Korea Institute for International Economic Policy (KIEP)
Chairman, BOK China Forum
Senior Research Fellow, BOK
Chief Representative of Beijing Office in China & Director General to Greater China India ASEAN, BOK
Deputy Director General, Research Department, BOK
Head of Financial Industry Team, Research Department, BOK
Head of Europe & the Americas Team, Research Department, BOK
Head of Financial Systems Planning and Analysis Team, Monetary policy Department, BOK
Chief Professor, Korea Banking Institute (KBI)
Representative, New York Office in USA, the Bank of KOREA (BOK)

session3. The International Co-operation and Expected Effect by Investment

: Chong-Hoon ParkHead of Research, Korea, Standard Chartered Bank Korea Limited; Chong-Hoon Park heads Korea research team and provides in-depth analysis on Korean economy to Standard Chartered Bank’s clients and business functions. Having worked as an economist at the Korea Information Society Development Institute (KISDI) and as an Executive Vice President at SK Broadband (former Hanaro Telecom), Chong Hoon brings with him a wealth of knowledge and experience as a researcher and business manager. He joined Standard Chartered Korea in 2009 as Head of Public Affairs and served more recently as Head of Corporate Affairs. Chong-Hoon has BS in Economics and Mathematics from University of Wisconsin-Madison, MBA from George Washington University, and Ph.D. in Economics specializing International Economics and Development from Northwestern University.

: Jay HuhManaging Director of Korea Investment Corporation (Head of Alternative Investments); Mr. Huh is a Managing Director of Korea Investment Corporation and the Head of Alternative Investments Division. As one of the founding investment managers at KIC since 2005, he was responsible for managing global public and private investment portfolios. From June 2010 to June 2013, he was a Director at the Private Markets Group based in New York and responsible for sourcing, due diligence, execution, and monitoring of alternative investments in North and Latin American region.

Prior to joining KIC, he was a Portfolio Manager at Kyobo Life Insurance Co. in Seoul, Korea and was responsible for managing of global credit investment portfolios. He also previously worked for Lehman Brothers, Credit Research Team in Tokyo, Japan as an Associate and for Samsung Corporation in Seoul.

Mr. Huh was awarded a Master of Business Administration (MBA) from The Robert Emmett McDonough School of Business, Georgetown University in Washington, D.C. He also holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Japanese and Economics from Hankuk University of Foreign Studies in Seoul, Korea.