2025 Speakers
Axel Boye-Moller
Head of Value-Added Services, Asia Pacific
Visa
Axe Boye-Moller is Head of Value-Added Services for Visa in Asia Pacific. Axel and his team are responsible for delivering world-class risk, data, acceptance and issuing solutions for clients, helping them grow and achieve their business objectives.
Axel joined Visa in Australia in 2017 where he held leadership roles in product and innovation, and most recently, as head of the Client Engagement and Sales Excellence team for Visa Australia, New Zealand and South Pacific.
Prior to joining Visa in 2017, Axel was an independent consultant, advising clients in the private equity space. Before that role, he spent nearly 13 years at Westpac Banking Corporation, where he held various leadership roles in merchant acquiring and retail banking. At Westpac, he established and led the company’s Global Transactional Services business, where he was responsible for delivering trade finance, cash management, and payments solutions for Westpac's corporate and institutional customers in Asia. Earlier in his career, Axel spent more than 8 years at the Boston Consulting Group in Sweden and Australia, where his focus was on the financial services, travel, and transportation sectors.
Axel holds a master’s degree in Business Administration and Economics from the Stockholm School of Economics.
Speaking At
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4:25–5:05pmTue 16 SepSummit StageSummit Stage, (5F), BOT Learning CenterOpen
Others
AI and Quantum - When Machine Outthink Markets, Can Payments Keep Up?
Summit StageSummit Stage, (5F), BOT Learning CenterOpen
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Alvinder SinghHead, Innovation Acceleration OfficeMonetary Authority of Singapore
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Axel Boye-MollerHead of Value-Added Services, Asia PacificVisa
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Thanapong BoontaengChief Technology Officer & PartnerAICONIC VENTURES
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Tul RotesereeHead of Enterprise Data and Analytics GroupBank of Ayudhya
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Rahul BhargavaSenior Financial Services Consultant, World Bank / Ambassador, EPAA & AI 2030World Bank, EPAA & AI 2030Moderator
About this session
AI is already transforming fraud detection and risk management – but quantum computing could upend the very foundation of secure transaction. This panel brings together central banks, tech pioneers, and payment innovators to explore how those two forces might supercharge efficiency, dismantle today’s encryption, and reshape the global payments ecosystem. Will regulators and infrastructure be able to adapt in time, or will machines set the pace of money’s future?
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