Please see Trust and Trump loom large at Financial Services Marketing forum for coverage from yesterday morning, and look for a summary of takeaways here Monday and in the next issue of Campaign Asia-Pacific.
Nov 11, 2016
Photos: Financial Services Marketing conference 2016
The 2016 edition of the FSM (Financial Services Marketing) Forum attracted around 150 delegates yesterday in Hong Kong for a full-day conference that focused on issues of transparency and trust, rebranding for emotional impact, use of fintech innovations and more.
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