The regulatory framework around privacy is fractured across APAC and the globe. With the US and Europe driving PETs adoption forward, can PETs be key to compliance across different jurisdictions and success for multinationals working across borders?
- Can PETs really help comply with differing data and privacy laws globally?
- Determining which regulators are leading the way and supporting PETs adoption globally
- The need for standards
- Are different regulatory approaches to privacy impacting adoption?
Shameek Kundu
Shameek Kundu is Chief Strategy Officer at TruEra. and one of the representatives from Singapore at the Global Partnership on AI, where he is co leading a project to demonstrate the practical use of Privacy Enhancing and adjacent technologies for well-governed data access for "AI for good" projects.
Shameek has spent most of his career in driving responsible adoption of data analytics/ AI in the financial services industry. He is a member of the Singapore Government's Advisory Council on AI and Data, the Bank of England’s AI Public-Private Forum and the Monetary Authority of Singapore’s Steering Committee on Fairness, Ethics, Accountability and Transparency in AI..
Until 2020, Shameek was Group Chief Data Officer at Standard Chartered Bank, where he helped the bank explore and adopt AI in multiple areas, shaped the bank’s internal approach to responsible AI, and had direct experience of working on data privacy, data sovereignty and data sharing issues in a commercial context
Wan Sie Lee
Angela Xu
Angela is currently the APAC lead on Google’s Privacy Legal team. She started her career in the Singapore government with a focus on technology and privacy - later becoming one of the founding members of the Personal Data Protection Commission. Prior to Google, she held regional privacy positions at Uber and the Great Eastern insurance group.She is a privacy, data protection and data governance specialist with experience in privacy counselling, drafting regulatory guidelines, developing and implementing privacy programmes. She volunteers with AsiaDPO, a Singapore registered society for privacy and data protection professionals as a Management Committee member.