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Date
Day 1 – 24
th
November 2015 (Tuesday)
Session
Session 2: ‘FinTech’
Time
14:45-15:05
Format
Individual Presentation
Topic
The Implementation of a New Regulatory Regime for Stored Value
Facilities and Retail Payment Systems
Speaker
Mr. Li Shu Pui
Head (Financial Infrastructure Development Division),
Hong Kong Monetary Authority
Shu-Pui Li has over 25 years of experience in auditing and management
consultancy services, technology risk management, banking supervision
and financial infrastructure development. Currently, Shu-Pui is the
Head of Financial Infrastructure Development Division of the Hong Kong
Monetary Authority. His major responsibilities include:
• Implementation of a new regulatory regime for stored value facilities
and retail payment systems in Hong Kong;
• development and promotion of the financial infrastructure in Hong
Kong; and
• coordination with overseas central banks and service providers to
facilitate cross-border cooperation in financial infrastructure
development.
Prior to joining the Hong Kong Monetary Authority, Shu-Pui was the
Head of Asia Technology Risk Management of Chase Manhattan Bank,
and the Regional Information Risk Management Officer of JPMorgan
Chase in Asia. His major responsibilities included the formulation and
execution of the Bank’s technology/information risk management
programme, performance of risk assessment of Internet and E-
commerce projects, review and enforcement of the Bank’s information
technology control policy and standards, development and testing of the
business continuity plans, and implementation of information security
awareness programmes.
Shu-Pui is a qualified Chartered Accountant (FCA) of the Institute of
Chartered Accountant England & Wales, a qualified Chartered
Information System Engineer (CEng), a certified Information Systems
Auditor (CISA) and a member of the British Computer Society (MBCS).
He has also obtained a Masters degree in research of computer graphics
and a Bachelors (1st Class Hons) degree in Computing Science at the
University of Manchester.