| The Association of Banks in Cambodia 1, Kramuon Sar Street Phnom Penh Cambodia Tel: 855 23 218 610 Fax: 855 23 224 310 Email: secretariat@abc.org.kh Mr Phan Ying Tong, Chairman Mr Stephen Higgins, Vice Chairman Mr Chrek Sothea, Liaison Officer |
| The Association of Banks in Cambodia 1, Kramuon Sar Street Phnom Penh Cambodia Tel: 855 23 218 610 Fax: 855 23 224 310 Email: secretariat@abc.org.kh Mr Phan Ying Tong, Chairman Mr Stephen Higgins, Vice Chairman Mr Chrek Sothea, Liaison Officer |
| Chairman | Mr Phan Ying Tong Country Head Cambodian Public Bank |
| Vice – Chairman | Mr Stephen Higgins Chief Executive Officer ANZ Royal Bank |
| Members | Mr In Channy - President & CEO, ACLEDA Bank Mr Khov Boun Chhay - President & CEO, Cambodia Mekong Bank Mr Charles Vann - Executive Vice President, Canadia Bank Mr Jubely Bin Pa - General Manager, Maybank Phnom Penh Mr Andy Kun - President & CEO, Singapore Banking Corporation Oknha Yum Sui Sang - Chief Executive Officer, Union Commercial Bank Mr Yip Soreiyos - General Manager, First Investment Specialized Bank Mr Chea Phalarin - Chairman, Cambodia Microfinance Association |
Campu Bank moved to its 12½ storey corporate office building which is centrally located in the prime business district of Phnom Penh on 18 September 2009 to provide a complete “one-stop” banking service for its customers.
Mr Harjindar Singh from Maybank Kuala Lumpur, is now one of
our regular trainers. On 17 & 18 December 2009, participants
at the Cambodia Institute of Banking, Phnom Penh, attended a 2-day
course on Liquidity Risk Management. It was a fairly new topic for
some of the participants who were very enthusiastic and participative.
As the National Bank of Cambodia will be requiring all Banks to
have a Risk Management Committee soon, this training course was
definitely a good start. Some of the participants have requested for
more training sessions on selected topics, especially Asset & Liability
Management.
In view of the very positive response to the Credit Appraisal Evaluation & Analysis Seminar conducted by Ms Magdeline Chia, ABA had once again invited Ms Chia to conduct a similar course in Phnom Penh on 28 & 29 September 2009. Ms Chia is a regular contributor towards the continuing education of our members. She had previously conducted similar seminars in Hanoi and HCMC. This seminar is the second one that she has conducted in Phnom Penh this year. All the seminars were very well attended by participants from various banks, and the attendees had given very positive feedback on the training.(i) Credit risk2) Financial Statement Analysis
(ii) Market risk
(iii) Price risk
(iv) Product risk
(v) Documentation risk
(i) Qualitative analysisMs Chia’s concise delivery of the concepts, coupled with the written exercises, helped to reinforce the participants’ understanding of this very important topic on credit appraisal and analysis.
(ii) Quantitative analysis