Lee Kiat Seng
Head Of Compliance
Lazada Group
Lee Kiat Seng is currently the Head of Compliance for the Lazada Group. He is based in the Group headquarters in Singapore. He and his team cover Lazada’s operations in 9 countries. Prior to this role, he was most recently the Senior Compliance Officer, Asia, in Fujitsu. Based in the Asia Region Office in Singapore, having charge of Fujitsu's operations in Asia, including China. Kiat Seng had also previously fulfilled the roles of Interim Risk & Compliance Counsel, Asia, for DTZ and Regional Counsel, Legal & Compliance, Asia Pacific & Middle East for DaVita. In all of these roles, Kiat Seng had charge of the compliance program and regulatory affairs of the company in question.  Before Kiat Seng took up the in-house roles above, he was a partner of Baker & McKenzie, based in Singapore. He was a member of the Firm's Asia Pacific Restructuring & Insolvency Steering Committee, the Asia Pacific Compliance Task Force as well as the Asia Pacific Dispute Resolution Steering Committee. He was heavily involved in the dispute resolution, compliance, insurance/reinsurance and restructuring & insolvency practices at both the Singapore office as well as across the Asia Pacific region.  Kiat Seng has advised and represented clients in Singapore, Brunei Darussalam, Cambodia, Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, South Korea, USA, UK, Italy, Japan, the Peoples' Republic of China, the Republic of China, Laos, India, Germany, Vietnam and other countries in the region.  Kiat Seng was a professor at the Law School at the National University of Singapore for just over 25 years: first as a full time academic and then as an adjunct associate professor. He is extensively published in both criminal law and insurance/reinsurance law.

Campbell Clark
Chief Ethics & Compliance Officer, Asia Pacific
Medtronic
Campbell Clark is Chief Ethics & Compliance Officer, Asia Pacific, for Medtronic, a healthcare company, and is based in Singapore. He was previously General Counsel, Asia, for Covidien, another healthcare company which was acquired by Medtronic in January 2015. Prior to joining Covidien in 2008, Campbell was the Assistant General Counsel, Australia and New Zealand, for Tyco International. He has also held senior roles in-house as an international legal counsel in Japan, and in private practice as a litigation lawyer in New Zealand and the United Kingdom. Campbell graduated from the University of Auckland, New Zealand, and holds an LL.B (Hons) and M.Jur (Dist.).

Judy Chang
Senior Director, Ethics & Anti-Corruption
PayPal
Judy Chang is a lawyer by training with a degree from the National University of Singapore. She also has a Masters in Art Administration from the University of New South Wales. After an initial few years in law, Judy began her compliance career in 1997 when compliance was not a common term nor was Compliance Officer a recognized occupation. She performed various compliance roles for the Asia Pacific region as well as globally with American Express, based out of Singapore and Australia. Judy moved to PayPal in 2010 managing Government Relations for Asia Pacific, working on many challenging regulatory issues in a nascent e-money transfer industry in the world of financial services coupled with the new economy. Judy headed the Global Business Ethics & Compliance Office for eBay Inc up to when PayPal, a wholly-owned eBay subsidiary was spun off as a public-listed company in July 2015. She is now Senior Director, Ethics & Anti-Corruption for PayPal. She is a regulatory compliance veteran and has vast experience in compliance program building across various areas including Anti-Corruption, Vendor Management, Anti-Money Laundering, Data Protection and Sanctions. 

Ben Brooke-Cowden
Regional Legal Director ASEAN, Korea & Japan
Reckitt Benckiser 
Based in Singapore, Ben sits on the regional leadership team for the ASEAN, Japan and South Korea businesses of Reckitt Benckiser, a FTSE Top 10 company, where he manages a multi-national and multi-jurisdictional legal team as Regional Legal Director and Head of Compliance. Prior to his relocation to Singapore, Ben sat on the regional leadership team for the Australia and New Zealand businesses of Reckitt Benckiser where he established their first legal department in the region. Ben has worked for several other MNCs in the FMCG and gaming industries, and commenced his legal career in the Sydney offices of Norton Rose.

Stanley Park
Managing Director/Head of Legal – Asia Pacific
Scotiabank
Stanley Park is Managing Director and Head of Legal - Asia Pacific Region for Scotiabank's Global Banking and Markets Division. He is based in Singapore and is responsible for all legal matters across the region, including China, Japan, Korea, India, Australia, Malaysia, Hong Kong and Singapore. Among other responsibilities, Stanley provides (i) transactional advice and support to the Bank's businesses related to capital markets, investment banking, commodities, corporate lending/trade finance and global transaction banking; (ii) regulatory advice and support re the Bank's businesses; (iii) management of litigation and disputes; (iv) advice and support to the Bank's internal or proprietary functions (including proprietary investments, HR matters, Finance); and (v) participation in corporate governance or oversight.

Prior to joining Scotiabank, Stanley was with Cleary, Gottlieb, Steen & Hamilton and Coudert Brothers in NYC, from 1992 - 2001; with Salomon Smith Barney and UBS Securities in Tokyo from 2001 - 2007; with DKR Oasis, as Chief Compliance Officer, in Hong Kong in 2008; with Barclays Global Investors, as General Counsel, in Tokyo from 2009 - 2010; and with Daiwa Capital Markets, as Senior Legal Counsel, in Singapore and Hong Kong from 2011 - 2014. Stanley graduated from Princeton University with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Economics in 1985 and received his law degree from the Harvard Law School in 1988, where he served as an editor of the Harvard Law Review.  Stanley has been a member of the New York State Bar since 1994.

Kirsten Trott
Executive Director, "Speaking Up"
Standard Chartered Bank
Kirsten is a compliance, risk and policy professional, with specialist expertise in whistleblowing (speaking up) and ethical conduct and culture. A qualified lawyer, Kirsten started out in whistleblowing as Legal Adviser at Public Concern at Work (PCaW), the London based thought leader in whistleblowing. She was later made Deputy Director there. At PCaW she gave legal advice to whistleblowers, provided consultancy services to organisations looking to develop more open and ethical cultures and was involved in public policy and law reform relating to whistleblowing. Returning home for a couple of years to Australia, Kirsten was the CEO for the Committee which ensured compliance with the Australia Code of Banking Practice.

She moved to Singapore in 2008, where she held various positions at the Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy, including as the Director of Strategy for think tank The Centre for Asia and Globalisation. After completing a double Masters degree in Public Policy and Law at NUS and having 2 children, Kirsten moved back to the private sector in 2014, joining Standard Chartered. There she has held roles in Operational Risk, Financial Crime Compliance and now heads up the Bank’s Speaking Up Programme.

Devaki Nathan
Director and Head of Compliance, Asia Pacific
TD Securities
Devaki Nathan has been the Regional APAC Head of Compliance for the wholesale banking division of the Toronto Dominion Bank since October 2014. In this role, she is responsible for managing all areas of the compliance with financial laws, regulations and requirements relating to business conduct and employee conduct for the Toronto Dominion Bank's global markets and transaction banking activities in Singapore, Hong Kong and Japan.

With close to 20 years of experience in this field, she specialises in the design, implementation  and continuing assessment of compliance framework, policies and risk management system, including  conduct risk, regulatory compliance, financial and economic crimes and sanctions, anti-corruption/ anti-bribery, data protection and technology risk management. 

Devaki qualified as a Chartered Accountant from the UK and initially practiced as an external auditor in a Big 4 for a number of years before moving into the Compliance profession in Singapore.  She also holds a LL.B. and a Master in Business Administration.