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Contributors KENNETh LEuNG Partner, Indirect Tax, Ernst & Young, Beijing Kenneth Leung has over 10 years of experience in indirect tax practices and currently specialises in Chinese indirect tax (customs duty, VAT, business tax and consumption tax), in particular, in indirect tax policy and controversy, indirect tax-efficient supply chain and indirect tax cost and risk management. His experience includes working with both foreign invested and domestic banks in China on indirect tax treatments of domestic and cross-border transactions. He has been working closely with government officials of the National People’s Congress and Ministry of Finance on the VAT Reform and Legislation of China project. Mr Leung is a qualified tax advisor. He was educated in Hong Kong, Singapore and the UK and holds a Master’s degree in Chemical Engineering from Imperial College of Science and Technology, UK. iAN LEWiS Partner, Mayer Brown JSM, China Ian Lewis has more than 22 years of legal experience gained in several Asian jurisdictions, with significant China real estate and commercial law experience. He has undertaken a range of projects throughout the region and has previously worked in Hong Kong, Thailand and Vietnam. Based in Beijing for the past 10 years, he has undertaken a variety of work in China relating to foreign inward investment. Mr Lewis is a regular conference speaker on real estate and foreign direct investment topics. LAurENCE LEYDEN Director, Transaction Banking, SAP EMEA Laurence Leyden is Director, Transaction Banking for SAP in EMEA within the Financial Services Line of Business. During his nine-year career at SAP, his role is to work with financial services clients and he has been extensively involved in many SAP transaction banking evaluations and in SAP strategy for Financial Services. Prior to joining SAP, Mr Leyden worked for numerous banks such as Barclays, Lloyds TSB and Woolwich. He has been involved in major banking, financial and IT projects, including large-scale core systems transformation programmes, and also owned his own consultancy business based in Hong Kong and Singapore. AMiT LohANi Lead Consultant, Financial Services and Insurance Practice, Infosys Limited Amit Lohani has more than 10 years of experience in technology and consulting. He has led multiple consulting programmes within the financial services industry in retail banking and payments and cash management. He provides solutions to global banks and financial companies in the areas of technology and business strategy, regulatory compliance, system integration and process re-engineering. rAZA MAhMooD Senior Product Manager, Global Trade and Supply Chain, HSBC Raza Mahmood joined HSBC in 2010 and is currently based in Hong Kong as part of the Global Guarantees business with functional responsibility for Asia Pacific. He has over 10 years of financial markets experience spanning money market trading in Pakistan, and private equity and corporate banking roles in Australia. Mr Mahmood holds a Bachelor’s degree in Accounting and Law and a Master’s degree in Finance from the University of Technology Sydney (UTS), Australia. 18 HSBC’s Guide to Cash, Supply Chain and Treasury Management in Asia Pacific 2012
In the future, there will be no markets left waiting to emerge. Even as soon as 2050, 19 of the top 30 economies by GDP are forecast to be countries that we currently describe as ‘emerging’. * HSBC was established to finance and facilitate the growing trade between China and Europe. That’s why we have Trade and Supply Chain teams on the ground in the major and emerging trading economies all around the globe, helping you make new business connections and navigate local regulations. So when you are thinking of emerging markets we can provide all the support you need. For more information visit www.hsbc.com/tradeconnections * Source: HSBC ‘The world in 2050’ Issued by HSBC Bank plc. AC22830
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