亚洲色吧

A tale of two financial crises in Singapore

Professor Dogan Tirtiroglu

Tuesday, 16 March 2010

A business forum examining the impact of the world's two biggest financial crises on Singapore in the past decade will be hosted by the University of 亚洲色吧 this Thursday 18 March at the Auditorium in Singapore.

The University's Singapore education partner will facilitate the annual business forum at its Tank Road premises, featuring a panel of well known Singapore finance and banking experts as well as keynote speaker .

Professor Tirtiroglu is the University of 亚洲色吧's Professor of Finance and Chair of Banking, whose academic background has included posts in the United States, Canada and the United Kingdom as well as Australia.

The Connecticut-educated professor will discuss how the attacks on New York's Twin Towers in September 2001 and the more recent global financial crisis have left their mark on Singapore's economy.

His presentation will examine the fluctuation of interest rates in Singapore between 1999 and 2009, in particular the volatility in the local banking sector during these crises periods.

Australia's Senior Trade and Investment Commissioner to Singapore will deliver the opening address to around 200 delegates.

The other panellists joining the debate include the following:

• , Managing Director, , a major stock brokering house in Singapore which operates in 11 countries;

• Chow Penn Nee, Economist, , who is responsible for looking at macro issues evolving in the Asian region, with a focus on Singapore and Thailand;

• Mr Patrick Yeo, CFA, Senior Vice President and Head of Fixed Income at . Mr Yeo has 20 years of investment experience and currently manages all fixed income portfolios, including global and Asian bonds.

The panel will be moderated by the Head of the University of 亚洲色吧's , .

WHAT: A Tale of Two Financial Crises Business Forum
WHEN: 2.30pm-6.30pm Thursday 18 March 2010
WHERE: Asian Civilisations Museum, Ngee Ann Auditorium, 97 Tank Road, Teochew Building, Singapore

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