2025 Speakers
Dr. Pucktada Treeratpituk
Director
Bank of Thailand
Pucktada Treeratpituk currently serves as Director of the Payment Systems and Financial Technology Policy Department at the Bank of Thailand (BOT). In this role, he leads the formulation of national policies on fintech innovation and tokenization, and oversees BOT’s Regulatory Sandbox, which enables responsible testing of emerging technologies such as programmable payments, digital identity, tokenized assets, and AI in finance. Through these efforts, he is committed to advancing Thailand’s fintech ecosystem and promoting financial innovation that is inclusive, sustainable, and trusted.
Previously, he was a Research Section Head at the Puey Ungphakorn Institute for Economic Research and a Deputy Director of Data Analytics in the Data Management and Data Analytics Department at the Bank of Thailand. Before joining the central bank, he worked on Thailand’s Innovation Policy at the Ministry of Science and Technology.
He holds a B.S. with triple majors in Computer Science, Economics, and Discrete Mathematics from Carnegie Mellon University, an M.S. in Language Technology from Carnegie Mellon University, an M.S. in Computer Science from Stanford University, and a Ph.D. in Information Science from Pennsylvania State University.
Speaking At
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1:10–1:50pmTue 16 SepSummit StageSummit Stage, (5F), BOT Learning CenterOpenModerator
Others
Financial Data that Works for Everyone
Summit StageSummit Stage, (5F), BOT Learning CenterOpenModerator
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Dr. Nipatjakorn KarnasutaHead, Insurance Strategy and Data Management SectionThe Office of Insurance Commission
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Dr. Nongnuch TantisantiwongSenior Vice President, Head of Enterprise Risk and InfrastructureCIMB Thai Bank
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Dr. Pao SriprasertsukSenior Vice President, Innovation DepartmentBangkok Bank Public Company Limited
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Dr. Pucktada TreeratpitukDirectorBank of ThailandModerator
About this session
Data is the lifeblood or modern financial services, but balancing openness with privacy and trust is critical. This discussion will cover frameworks, standards, and infrastructure for secure cross-sector data sharing for financial services. Experts from governments and regulators will explore how better alternative data access can unlock innovation beyond payments such as in insurance.
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