Siok Kuan Tham

Head of Fixed Income, Singapore
Deutsche Asset Management (Asia) Ltd

Siok Kuan THAM is the Head of Fixed Income, Singapore for Active Investment Management at Deutsche Asset Management (Asia). Siok Kuan joined the Asian Fixed Income Team at Deutsche Asset Management in 2000 and she managed the Deutsche Lion Bond Fund between 2000-2004 and 2005-2006. Thereafter, she was seconded to the Hong Kong office in 2006 to focus on the greater China markets and returned to Singapore at the end of 2008 to manage the pan-Asian fixed income strategies. She resumed management of the Deutsche Lion Bond Fund in 2012 and has since been managing the same. Prior to joining Deutsche Asset Management, Siok Kuan had worked for five (5) years in DBS Asset Management covering fixed income investments and prior to that, business development. In these roles, her investment management remit covered global fixed income and currencies, with a primary focus on the Asia Pacific region. Siok Kuan holds a Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Accounting and Financial Analysis from the University of Newcastle Upon Tyne (U.K.).

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Fixed Income Leaders Summit Day 2- Thursday September 8th 2016

Tuesday, August 9th, 2016

11:20 Panel: Responding to widening risk premiums -Which countries yields are likely to fall, remain stable, and increase?

What impact will changing widening risk premiums have on your fixed income investment strategies?
How can you position your investments to benefit from the fluctuations resulting from widening risk premiums?
Which countries are likely to see an yields fall, remain stable, and increase?
How can you reduce the negative impact of widening risk premiums on your portfolio?

14:30 Crystal Ball Session: Fixed income markets 10 years from now – What will the industry look like once the dust has settled?

What will the future of the buy side trading and investment functions look like?
What will the market dynamics of the buy side, sell side, platforms and technology look like?
What types of new entrants will drive greater competition on the sell side, platform, and technology universe?
Will Fintech upstarts pose a big threat to traditional finance players and force them out of the market?
Will technology be successful in driving the desired innovation?