2025 Speakers
Dr. Nongnuch Tantisantiwong
Senior Vice President, Head of Enterprise Risk and Infrastructure
CIMB Thai Bank
• Nongnuch has 20 years' experience in modelling and data analytics. She previously led Macroeconomic Forecasting Department and Financial System Policy Development Department at Thailand’s Ministry of Finance, was an associate professor and Program Director of MSc Risk and Finance in the UK, then returned to Thailand to serve as SVP Corporate Strategy and later Head of Credit Risk Modelling & Analytics at Krungthai Bank. She was also a visiting academic at School of Electronics and Computer Science the University of Southampton.
• Currently, as SVP Head of Enterprise Risk and Infrastructure at CIMB Thai Bank, she oversees six teams focused on credit risk modelling, data management and analytics, system implementation, and enterprise risk management. Her initiatives include enhancing the credit risk decision engine, automating data quality assessments and reporting dashboards, and advancing credit scoring, IRB RWA/IFRS ECL models, and stress testing models. She also established climate risk frameworks and databases to support proactive mitigation and monitoring.
• Since 2007, Nongnuch has received several research grants and published about 20 articles on banking, sustainability, and risk modelling. Her latest paper, 'ESG Risk Exposures of Mutual Funds,' was published in the Journal of Asset Management in Apr 2025.
Speaking At
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1:10–1:50pmTue 16 SepSummit StageSummit Stage, (5F), BOT Learning CenterOpen
Others
Financial Data that Works for Everyone
Summit StageSummit Stage, (5F), BOT Learning CenterOpen
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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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