Standard Chartered Bank hosted the Treasury Leadership Forum Thailand 2026 in Bangkok, bringing together corporate CFOs, senior policymakers and financial innovators to explore how AI, tokenisation and digital assets are reshaping treasury, finance and investment. Discussions focused on practical strategies to strengthen liquidity management, risk mitigation and cash forecasting, while helping treasury teams become more agile, data-driven and resilient.
The forum also examined Thailand's evolving regulatory and financial landscape, including institutional digital finance, modernised frameworks and the future of treasury towards 2030. Part of Standard Chartered's global forum series, the event combined local market insights with the Bank's international cross-border expertise to help organisations build future-ready operating models and unlock sustainable growth.
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- Kiran Mistry, Regional Head of Financial Services, APAC - SAP
- Nitiphong Tejavanij, Acting President & Chief Executive Officer, Standard Chartered Bank (Thai)
- Ashok Jain, Group Chief Financial Officer, Indorama Ventures PCL
- Ole Matthiessen, Global Head, Transaction Services and Digital Assets, Standard Chartered Bank
- Nopnuanparn Pavasant, Assistant Secretary-General, Financial Innovation and Digital Technology, The Securities and Exchange Commission, Thailand (SEC)
- Yongyut Setthawiwat, Managing Director, Group Treasurer, Thai Union Group PCL
- Thammarak Moenjak, Senior Director, Technology and Innovation Unit, Bank of Thailand
- Benjamin Piper, Cash Flow and Working Capital Lead, KPMG Strategy
- Chaiyapat Paitoon, Chief Financial Officer, Minor International (MINT)
- Jessica Fon, Executive Director, Payment and Treasury Solutions, Standard Chartered
- Premsira Saksrivechkul, Country Head, Transaction Services, Standard Chartered Bank (Thai)