Programme

Date: 17 September 2015 (Thursday)
Venue: Jakarta Convention Center

08:30-09:00
Registration
09:00-10:05
"In Style • Hong Kong" Opening Ceremony

10:05–11:05
Main Symposium

This main symposium will highlight the advantages of Hong Kong as an effective service platform. High profile speakers will share their insights on how Hong Kong service providers could help Indonesian companies to stay competitive and expand their businesses in the region, especially the Chinese mainland market, and globally.

Panel Chair:

Speakers:

11:05–11:20
Coffee Break
11:20–12:50
Thematic Session 1:
RMB Internationalisation: An Emerging Currency for Payment, Investment and Financing

The progress in RMB internationalisation has been accelerating in recent years, with the solid expansion in cross-border RMB trade settlement activities and the robust “dim-sum” bond market established in Hong Kong. According to SWIFT, RMB overtook the euro to become the second most used currency in global trade finance after the US dollar in 2013, and it also entered the top five of world payment currencies in late 2014. The launch of the Shanghai-Hong Kong Stock Connect Programme in November 2014 further promoted the use of RMB as an investment currency as well as augmented the gradual opening up of the Mainland China’s capital accounts. In this session, a panel of industry experts will explore the developments and opportunities in using RMB for payment, investment and financing.

Organisers:

Hong Kong Trade Development Council
Financial Services Development Council

Moderator:

  • Mr Kunardy Lie, Managing Director and Chief Country Officer, Deutsche Bank AG, Indonesia

Speakers:

  • Mr Peter Lo, Chief Country Officer, Deutsche Bank AG, Hong Kong
  • Mr Philippe Dirckx, Managing Director, Head of Markets and Initiatives, Asia Pacific, SWIFT
  • Mr Weber Lo, Citi Country Officer and Chief Executive Officer, Hong Kong and Macau, Citibank, N.A.

Q&A Session

11:20–12:50
Thematic Session 2:
Latest Trends in Digital Marketing and E-Commerce

This session will explore the latest trends in digital marketing and E-Commerce, renowned speakers with expertise will share their knowledge and experience on how the new media marketing and E-Commerce change the business in Asia.

Welcome Remarks:

  • Mr Raymond Yip, Deputy Executive Director, Hong Kong Trade Development Council
  • Mr Agus Tjandra, Vice Chairman, Indonesia E-commerce Association (idEA)

Moderator:

  • Mr Teddy Suteja, Program Director of Digital Media Design of LaSalle College Jakarta

Speakers:


Q&A Session

12:50-14:00
Networking Luncheon
14:00-16:30
Thematic Session 3:
Legal and Dispute Resolution: Key for International Trade

Session 1: "Protecting Your Intellectual Property"

In today’s climate of rapid business expansion, Indonesian companies should be vigilant in protecting their intellectual property rights. Hong Kong lawyers will share their insights on protecting these rights, and will provide practical tips on protecting these rights in cross-border trade or commerce. To help put matters in perspective, case studies will be used as illustrations to underscore key points.

Session 2: Panel discussion on "Resolving Business Disputes with Ease – ADR is the Way"

This panel will provide practical guidance on questions that business people may have regarding the international commercial arbitration process in Hong Kong. Discussions will centre on how the process could benefit concerned parties in resolving disputes, as well as the reasons for choosing Hong Kong as the place to hold international commercial arbitration proceedings. The session will focus on the following questions in particular:

  • Why do parties choose arbitration rather than litigation?
  • How are arbitrators in Hong Kong appointed by Indonesian lawyers?
  • What control over procedure, evidence and costs in Hong Kong arbitration can parties (including Indonesian parties and their Indonesian lawyers) have?
  • Can Indonesian parties be represented by Indonesian lawyers in Hong Kong arbitrations?
  • How do Indonesian parties and their lawyers work with Hong Kong lawyers and experts? Should they choose to do so?
All such issues will be addressed by experienced Hong Kong-based arbitration professionals using clear case studies. Some remarks on mediation as a means of dispute resolution will also be briefly touched upon.

Organisers:

Hong Kong Trade Development Council
Department of Justice

Moderators:

  • Mr Thomas So, Vice President, The Law Society of Hong Kong
  • Ms Kim Rooney, Bar Council Member and Chairman of the International Practice Development Committee, Hong Kong Bar Association

Speakers:

  • Mr Rimsky Yuen, SC, Secretary for Justice, Hong Kong Special Administrative Region
  • Dr Cita Citrawinda, Chairman, Indonesian Intellectual Property Consultant Association
  • Mr Kenneth Choy, Member of the Standing Committee on External Affairs, The Law Society of Hong Kong
  • Mr Douglas Clark, Member of the Special Committee on Intellectual Property, Hong Kong Bar Association
  • Prof. Dr. Huala Adolf, S.H., LL.M., Ph.D., FCBArb., Vice President, BANI Arbitration Center
  • Mr Robert Rhoda, Member of the Arbitration Committee and Member of the Standing Committee of External Affairs, The Law Society of Hong Kong
  • Ms Cheng-Yee Khong, Director and Counsel of the Secretariat, International Court of Arbitration of the International Chamber of Commerce - Asia Office
  • Dr Wenying Wang, Secretary-General, China International Economic and Trade Arbitration Commission (CIETAC) Hong Kong Arbitration Center
  • Ms Kim Rooney, Bar Council Member and Chairman of the International Practice Development Committee, Hong Kong Bar Association

Q&A Session

*The session will be conducted in English with simultaneous interpretation in Bahasa and Mandarin.
14:00-15:30
Thematic Session 4:
Creativity in Business: Dialogue with Design Experts

Hong Kong is Asia’s lifestyle trendsetter with a long history of cross-cultural dynamics, which has nurtured a pool of creative professionals well versed in both Western and Asian cultures together with business best practices. The economic boom in Asia, particularly the China market, offers Indonesian companies a promising prospect for business development. Experienced Hong Kong designers in this session will look into the potential of how Indonesian business can further reach out to Asian markets through partnering with Hong Kong creative service providers.

Welcome Remarks:

  • Mr Raymond Yip, Deputy Executive Director, Hong Kong Trade Development Council
  • Mr Joshua Simanjuntak, Deputy Director, Marketing, Indonesian Agency for Creative Economy

Moderator:

Speakers:

  • Mr Tommy Li, Creative Director, Tommy Li Design Workshop Limited
  • Mr Peter Mack, Executive Director, Landor Associates Designers & Consultants Ltd.
  • Mr Elmer Ho, Chief Fashion Designer, Trinity International Brands Limited
  • Mr Antony Chan, Creative Director, Cream

Dialogue with Design Masterminds

Q&A Session

14:00-17:00
Thematic Session 5:
BELT and ROAD: Towards A Digital Economy

The international symposium “BELT and ROAD: Towards A Digital Economy” will focus on the unprecedented opportunities for countries and regions encompassed by the “Belt and Road” Initiative, especially as those related to online cross-border transactions. In particular, this symposium will elaborate the “Cross-Border Trust Framework”: how Government Root Certification Authorities in different economies make use of public key infrastructure standards, which is backed up by a common legal and operational framework, can support the development of a secure and legally-binding “digital environment” within which cost-effective cross-border transactions can thrive in a safe and effective manner.

Distinguished speakers and guests from Governments and enterprises have been invited. They include leaders from the Indonesia, key information technology participants and practitioners from various Asian countries as well as representatives from Certification Authorities from China, Chinese Taipei, Hong Kong and Macau, as well as from Cambodia, India, Indonesia, Japan, Malaysia, Myanmar, the Philippines, South Korea, Thailand and the Vietnam.

Moderator:

  • Mr William Gee, Partner, Risk Assurance, PricewaterhouseCoopers China, Hong Kong

Speakers:

  • Dr Albert Yu, Organizing Committee Chairman, Asia Public Key Infrastructure Consortium (APKIC)
  • Mr H.M. Alwi Hamu, Special Staff to the Vice President, Ministry of State Secretariat, Secretariat of Vice President, Indonesia
  • Ms Derby Lau, Director, Macao Post, Macao
  • Dr Hammam Riza, Executive Chief Information officer and Director, Center for Information and Communication Technology, Indonesia
  • Ms Surangkana Wayuparb, Director, Electronic Transactions Development Agency (Public Organization), Ministry of Information and Communication Technology, Thailand
  • Mr Ronald Pong, Chief Executive Officer, Nexusguard Consulting Limited, Hong Kong
  • Dr Jingqiang Lin, Associate Professor, Institute of Information Engineering, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China
  • Mr Ou Phannarith, Director, Ministry of Posts And Telecommunications, Cambodia
  • Mr Shri Ramachandran, Scientist `D', Office of Controller of Certifying Authorities, Department of Electronics & Information Technology, India
  • Mr Sang Hwan Park, Chairman, Korea Internet & Security Agency, South Korea
  • Ms Phoebe Ip, General Manager, Certification Services, Technology Development, Macao Post, Macao
  • Ms Aye Aye Thinn, Manager, National Root CA, Myanmar
  • Mr Riki Arif Gunawan, Deputy Director for Technology, Ministry of Communication and Information Technology
  • Mr Peter Lee, Taipei Bankers Association, Chinese Taipei
  • Ms Eva Chan, Chief Executive Officer, Certizen, Hong Kong
  • Mr Michael Andreas Purwoadi, Head of Center for Science and Technology Network Agency of Assessment and Application of Technology (BPPT), Indonesia
  • Mr Atsushi Inaba, Representative from Certificate Authority Browser Forum & Senior Manager of CA Strategy Office, GlobalSign K.K, Japan
  • Mr Hasrul Anwar Che Azhar, Deputy Director, Digital Signature Department, Malaysian Communication and Multimedia Commission, Malaysia
  • Mr Nicolas D. Ojeda, JR., Deputy Executive Director, Department of Science and Technology, Information and Communications Technology Office, Philippines
  • Ms Pitinan Kooarmornpatana, Director of Information Technology, Electronic Transactions Development Agency, Thailand
  • Mr Dao Dinh Kha, Director of the RootCA National Electronic Authentication Centre (NEAC), Vietnam

Q&A Session

Business matching activities will be throughout the day.

* Symposium sessions will be conducted in English with simultaneous interpretation in Bahasa.
* Information is subject to change without notice.