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Li-May Chew

Senior Research Manager, Risk Management & Insurance Advisory Service, Asia/Pacific


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  Li-May Chew is a senior manager for Financial Insights Asia/Pacific, specializing in the latest trends impacting the Asian Risk Management and Insurance sectors, and how these affect the strategies, business operations and technology infrastructure of the related financial institutions. She covers a plethora of topics, ranging from risk management implications of Basel II, to coverage on core applications investment for Insurers.

Industry Expertise



Chew brings has unique skills in quantitative analysis and research from several years as an analyst in the industry and writes and consults with clients on a range of financial services issues. She routinely presents to senior-level bankers in briefings around the region. Chew has appeared regularly on media business programs, like "Squawk Box" and "Market Watch" on CNBC and on Bloomberg TV, to present views on key developments in the Asian financial services industry.

Background



Prior to joining Financial Insights, Chew was an analyst with a business intelligence company, where she assisted banks and vendors on their research, analytics, and information needs to develop their own strategies in the industry. Before that, she worked as an equity analyst at Credit Agricoles Indosuez W.I. Carr. and in audit at KPMG, a major accounting firm.

Education and Industry Affiliations



Chew has been quoted in South China Morning Post, Business Times, Straits Times, and other regional papers. She has a professional affiliation with the Association for Investment Management and Research (AIMR) and is a member of the Singapore Society of Financial Analysts (SSFA).

Chew has a bachelor's degree in commerce, with a major in accounting, finance, and economics, from the University of Sydney, Australia. She earned the Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) designation in 2001 after passing all three levels of rigorous examinations on her first attempt.


Research Authored by Li-May Chew




Anti-Money Laundering Survey: The Big Business of Dirty Money
Li-May Chew
October, 2007 - Doc # FIN208962      Market Overview
This Financial Insights report, based on a survey of heads of risk and compliance accountable for establishing appropriate business processes for monitoring and preventing money laundering, gauges the...

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InsureTech 2007 Executive Survey: Insurance Insights for Asia
Li-May Chew
September, 2007 - Doc # FIN208461      Market Overview
This Financial Insights report is based on findings from an executive survey conducted in tandem with Financial Insights' InsureTech conference, held in August 2007. The survey of 80 senior insurance ...

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Financial Insights' Global Insurance Taxonomy, 2007
Barry Rabkin, Li-May Chew, Peter Farley
August, 2007 - Doc # FIN208462      Market Overview
This Financial Insights report provides a hierarchical listing of the functions within the insurance industry that drive technology spending. It provides the fundamental organization behind Financial ...

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Asia/Pacific Insurance Industry IT Spending Guide
Barry Rabkin, Jeanne Capachin, Li-May Chew
August, 2007 - Doc # FIN208395      Pivot Table
The Financial Insights Pivot Table presents our Asia/Pacific Insurance Industry IT Spending Guide, a dynamic query tool for spending forecasts across a broad range of spending segmentations. Forecasts...

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Orchestrating the CRM Transformation in Asian Insurers: Focusing on Customer Analytics
Li-May Chew
August, 2007 - Doc # FIN208072      Looking Ahead
This Financial Insights report helps readers gain an understanding of the business benefits gained by insurers adopting analytic technologies at the operational and strategic levels, whether through c...

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Business Transformation at NTUC Income: Creating the Insurance System of the Future
Li-May Chew
June, 2007 - Doc # FIN207368      Case Study
This Financial Insights report examines the business transformation at NTUC Income ("Income"), the largest general insurer in Singapore. Called Income Galaxy, this customer-centric ecosystem works to ...

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Insurance Matters: June 2007 Newsletter
Barry Rabkin, Li-May Chew, Ricardo Arruda
June, 2007 - Doc # FIN207360      Update
This Financial Insights update contains excerpts from the June 2007 issue of the Insurance Matters newsletter. In this update, we discuss two topics: Financial Insights' 2007 InsureTopTech init...

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Asia/Pacific Asset Liability Management 2007-2011 Spending Forecast and Analysis
Li-May Chew
May, 2007 - Doc # FIN206675      Marketplace
This Financial Insights report analyzes the issues driving investments and sizes the market for asset liability management (ALM) technologies, with projections from 2007 to 2011 inclusive of all Asia/...

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Global Risk Management 1Q07 Update: Shifting IT and Business Priorities
Andrew Liegel, Li-May Chew, Julio Gomez
April, 2007 - Doc # FIN206488      Quarterly Update
This Financial Insights update recaps the following: > >The shift of major risk problems from volatile energy trading to subprime loan origination>

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    Algorithmic Trading: Influx of Trading Technologies in Asia
    Li-May Chew
    March, 2007 - Doc # FIN206002      Looking Ahead
    This Financial Insights report examines the spectacular growth of algorithmic (algo) trading and the use of computer programs and sophisticated trading analytics to execute orders according to a prede...

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