Interact Singapore 2026

In today’s markets, regulatory compliance is no longer just about control—it’s about enabling faster, more confident business decisions. This session explores how structured regulatory data and unstructured agreement and document data, when intelligently sourced, interpreted, and connected, help firms move from information overload to actionable insight across onboarding, compliance, legal, and trading workflows. Using examples from S&P Global Market Intelligence’s regulatory and document intelligence capabilities, including CLM Pro and Agreement Intelligence, we’ll look at how firms are using data to accelerate decisions, reduce friction, and operate with greater clarity—today and into the future.

Ming Cheung, Executive Director, Product Management, S&P Global Market Intelligence

Prasanth Selvakumar, Global Head of KYC & Head of Client Service Group AEJ, Nomura

Private credit is maturing fast, but the real constraint isn’t capital, it’s operational and risk capacity. This panel looks at how leading lenders and investors are connecting the “plumbing” (origination, settlement, notices, reference data and portfolio servicing) with risk monitoring and valuation governance, so decisions are faster, exceptions are fewer, and quarter‑end is less of a fire drill.

Andy Luten, Head of APAC Lending Solutions, S&P Global Market Intelligence 

Edward McKeon, Senior Director, Risk Solutions (APAC), S&P Global Market Intelligence

The Primary market remains one of the most operationally complex and manually intensive areas. For desks managing multiple deals, communicating orders, intricate allocations, and fast-moving markets, automation and analytics represent a significant untapped opportunity. This session explores how S&P Global is transforming workflows, enhancing transparency, and driving genuine front-to-back efficiency in Fixed Income execution.

Ankur Prakash, Head of Digital and Strategic Initiative, Standard Chartered Bank

Nick Hall, Fixed Income Primary Markets, Bloomberg

Zachary Tang, Executive Director, Fixed Income Commercial Lead APAC, Primary Markets Group, S&P Global Market Intelligence 

With organizations navigating the evolving regulatory reporting landscape, regulatory expectations for data mapping and accuracy are arguably increasing.

Join this session to gain a deeper understanding of how to elevate data governance, enabling you to demonstrate oversight, manage exceptions effectively, and maintain compliance amid ongoing regulatory changes. You will also learn how Cappitech leverages technologies such as artificial intelligence to enhance reporting and operational efficiencies. Additionally, the session will highlight emerging trends and initiatives that transform regulatory data challenges into business opportunities, empowering informed decision-making.

Faizal Aziz, Head of Business Development, APAC, S&P Global Market Intelligence, Cappitech

Hemankshi Shah, Cappitech Consulting – RegOps Lead, S&P Global Market Intelligence

Maykala Hariharan, Senior Vice President – Investment Office, Singlife

Sharon Chen, Program Manager, APAC GTRs, JPMorgan Chase 

Private markets competition is intensifying—and the advantage increasingly goes to firms that can connect data, analytics, and workflows from fundraising through exit. This session breaks down S&P Global Market Intelligence's expanding private markets footprint, including With Intelligence, new performance analytics with Cambridge Associates and Mercer, and expanded private company coverage. Hear how LPs and GPs are using these capabilities to sharpen fundraising narratives, deal sourcing, portfolio monitoring, and benchmarking. 

Antoni Pippas, Head of Private Markets Revenue, With Intelligence

Charles Silva, Head of Commercial Strategy Asia-Pacific & Middle East, iLEVEL, S&P Global Market Intelligence

Joshua Mintz, Senior Director, Product Management & Development, S&P Global Market Intelligence

In a rapidly evolving post-trade environment, this session explores how high-quality, scalable securities data supports stronger decision-making. We will examine the impact of US 24-hour trading on post-trade operations and risk, highlighting the growing need for always-on data capabilities. A Woolf Speed (Ticker: WOLF) case study will illustrate how modern data-driven workflows improve efficiency, accuracy, and operational resilience. The session will also address proxy data services, focusing on how brokers and custodians can better support shareholder rights through timely dissemination of meeting notices, corporate action events, and voting instructions. Together, these topics demonstrate how enriched post-trade data enables informed, forward-looking strategies and more resilient operating models.

Sera Lee, Senior Analyst, Corporate Actions, S&P Global Market Intelligence