Conference programme focus• Trustees: insurance in the trust and wealth

planning world• Singaporeʼs fi duciary position• The Asian family business enterprise• Retirement and removal of trustees• The power of capital markets to do social good• Capital markets post global fi nancial crisis:

the global imbalance• Family governance - how are Asian families dealing with

family governance issues?• Worldwide automatic tax information exchange• Singapore all crimes legislation

STEP Non-Members: SGD 1840 (GBP 950/USD 1460)

STEP Members: SGD 1650 (GBP 850/USD 1310)

CPD Accreditation:

11.5 hours - STEP, SRA, ILEX11 hours - Hong Kong Law SocietyUp to 10.5 Public CPD Points - SILE (See booking page for details on the SILE attendance policy)

Conference language: English

Keynote SpeakerJustice Quentin Loh Justice Quentin LohSupreme Court of Singapore

Ho Kwon PingExecutive Chairman, Banyan Tree Holdings, Singapore

Plus...Specialist topics: 8 specialist sessions from planning issues for Indonesian clients to protecting family assets from creditors

Panel sessions including:• Retaining control and giving away value -

fi duciary structuring for Asian families• Can advisors ignore foreign forced

heirship provisions?

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Introduction The annual STEP Asia Conference returns this year in Singapore to mark its 9th year, after another sell-out event in Hong Kong in 2012. The title of this year’s conference is “Asia: The continent of opportunity” where a selection of some of the best speakers in our industry will discuss trends and developments in wealth management. In a world where more and more families are stretched across the globe, Asia truly is a continent of opportunity and this conference includes sessions on two of the world’s most influential economies – India and China.

The conference is packed with great sessions exploring both regional issues, such as how lawyers can best support the Asian fiduciary industry and family governance for Asian families, as well as international issues, such as Foundations, Sharia succession, civil law issues and how FATCA will affect trustees.

With evening social events included as part of your delegate fee, this conference allows you to not only find out more about developments in Asia, but also to network with fellow practitioners from around the world.

We look forward to welcoming you at what is always a great two days of knowledge, discussion and networking.

Goh, Seow Chee TEP Chair, STEP Singapore

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TUESDAY 12 NOVEMBER 2013

6.00pm Welcome cocktail reception Rooftop Lantern Bar, Fullerton Bay Hotel

DAY 1: WEDNESDAY 13 NOVEMBER 2013

Chaired by - Mark Smallwood TEP, Deutsche Bank AG

8.00am Continental breakfast and registration Exhibits open

8.50am Welcome from STEP Singapore Goh, Seow Chee TEP, Chair STEP Singapore

8.55am Welcome from STEP Worldwide Hélène Anne Lewis TEP, Chair STEP Worldwide

9.00am KEYNOTE ADDRESS: Singaporeʼs fi duciary position Justice Quentin Loh Supreme Court of Singapore Kindly sponsored by Vistra

9.30am How can lawyers and the fi duciary service industry best work together? Moderator: Gurbachan Singh TEP, KhattarWong, Singapore Panel: Raymond Gwee TEP, UBS Trustees (Singapore) Ltd, Singapore Michael Olesnicky TEP, Baker & McKenzie, Hong Kong Dr Britta Pfi ster TEP, Rothschild Trust, (Singapore) Limited, Singapore Valerie Wu, Lee & Lee, Singapore

10.10am Trustees: insurance in the trust and wealth planning world Mark Smallwood TEP, Deutsche Bank AG, Singapore

• European compliant solutions with estate planning characteristics• Mitigation of temporary risk for settlors and benefi ciaries• Universal life solutions for long term risk mitigation• Kidnap ransom/extortion (KRE)

10.40am Networking and refreshments

11.10am Family offi ces and independent asset managers in Singapore – practical considerations Shanker Iyer TEP, The Iyer Practice, Singapore

• Common tax issues faced and incentive schemes available• Residency and employment pass considerations • Regulatory considerations

11.40am Family governance – how are Asian families dealing with family governance issues? Moderator: Nick Jacob TEP, Lawrence Graham LLP, UK Panel: Chew-Mee Kirtland, Mornington Services Pte Ltd, Singapore William Lexmond TEP, Director, British & Malayan Trustees Limited, Singapore Carolyn Oh, Carolyn Oh & Co, Malaysian Family, Malaysia

• What cultural issues exist for Asian families?• Are approaches becoming more globalized?• What methods are used to retain and eventually hand over

control?• What does family governance mean to Asian families?• Is intergenerational participation evolving and, if so, how

is this being achieved?• How do family offi ces interact with private or independent trust

companies?

12.20pm Asia trust cases – a round-up of recent cases in the Asian region Professor Tang Hang Wu, Singapore Management University, Singapore Associate Professor Rebecca Lee, The University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong

An overview of the recent signifi cant developments from Singapore and Hong Kong in the area of equity and trusts

12.50pm Lunch

2.00pm Specialist topics Option 1 - Foundations – why? Russell Clark TEP, Carey Olsen, Guernsey Kindly sponsored by Guernsey Finance

Option 2 - Protecting family assets from creditors – how to defend and attack Tim Prudhoe TEP, Kobre & Kim LLP, BVI Kindly sponsored by BVI International Finance Centre

Option 3 – China – domestic and international structuring issues for Chinese families Cliff ord Ng, Boughton Peterson Yang Anderson/Zhong Lun Law Firm, Hong Kong Option 4 – India – planning for global Indians – addressing onshore and off shore issues Cyril Shroff TEP, Amarchand & Mangaldas & Suresh A. Shroff & Co., India For further information about these specialist topics please visit www.step.org/asia2013

2.45pm Change rooms for next specialist sessions

2.50pm Specialist topics repeated – options as listed above 3.35pm Networking and refreshments

4.05pm Retaining control and giving away value – fi duciary structuring for Asian families Moderator: Todd Beutler TEP, DLA Piper, Hong Kong Panel: William Ahern TEP, Family Capital Conservation Limited, Hong Kong Ronald Choo, Rajah & Tann LLP, Singapore Marcus Hinkley TEP, Collas Crill (Singapore) Pte Ltd, Singapore Hilary May TEP, RBC Trust Company (Singapore) Pte Ltd, Singapore

• Irrevocable vs revocable settlements and settlor control• Other “reserved powers”• Settlor control through protector, appointor and enforcer• Liability protection and maintaining the integrity

of the trust• The use of unregulated “fi duciaries” and their limitations and

pitfalls

4:50pm Retirement and removal of trustees – and the assumption of trusteeship Naomi Rive TEP, Appleby, Jersey

• The likelihood of the event of a change of trustee• Ensuring trustees and family advisors are prepared• Challenges for the new trustee• A practical insight into the primary issues to ensure a safe

course through a potentially diffi cult transition

5.20pm Day 1 close

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6.00pm Cocktail reception and networking dinner at Marina Bay Sands Kindly sponsored by Collas Crill

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• Currently available economic citizenship programmes which are not residence-based

• Currently available residence-based programmes leading to nationality

• Currently available residence and non-residence based investment programmes which provide “passport enhancement” of another country’s passport, but not necessarily to a new citizenship

1.00pm Lunch

2.00pm Specialist topics Option 1 - Understanding Shariah succession issues for Muslims and residents of Islamic jurisdictions – Arabian Gulf focus Mustafa Hussain, Taylor Wessing, UK

Option 2 - Planning issues for Indonesian clients Michael Pfaar, Deloitte & Touche LLP, Singapore

Dionisius Damijanto, Deloitte & Touche LLP, Indonesia Option 3 – What are the considerations of UHNW Malaysian families vis-a-vis structuring of their assets both onshore and off shore? Carolyn Oh, Carolyn Oh & Co, Malaysia

Option 4 – How will transparency aff ect trustees? George Hodgson, STEP Worldwide

For further information about these specialist topics please visit www.step.org/asia2013

2.45pm Change rooms for next specialist sessions

2.50pm Specialist topics repeated – options as listed above

3.35pm Networking and refreshments

4.05pm Divorce – protection of assets Engelin Teh, Engelin Teh & Partners, Singapore

• What constitutes matrimonial assets?• Is 50:50 division the norm?• Eff ect of pre-nuptial/post-nuptial agreements

4.40pm Can advisors ignore foreign forced heirship provisions? Moderator: Paul Stibbard TEP, Rothschild Trust, UK Panel: China – Cliff ord Ng, Boughton Peterson Yang Anderson/Zhong Lun Law Firm Singapore – Chee, Fang Theng TEP, Pan Asia Wikborg Rein LLC Arabian Gulf – Mustafa Hussain, Taylor Wessing Malaysia – Adeline Wong, Baker & McKenzie UK - Simon Michaels, Withers Singapore LLP Singapore - Dr Angelo Venardos TEP, Heritage Trust Group

5.25pm Final remarks and close

DAY 2: THURSDAY 14 NOVEMBER 2013

Chaired by - Goh, Seow Chee TEP, Chair STEP Singapore

8.00am Continental breakfast Exhibits open

8.15am Optional breakfast briefi ng A world fi rst - the Guernsey image right

8.50am Welcome from STEP Singapore Goh, Seow Chee TEP, Chair STEP Singapore

9.00am KEYNOTE ADDRESS: The Asian family business enterprise Ho Kwon Ping, Executive Chairman, Banyan Tree Holdings, Singapore 9.30am Worldwide automatic tax information exchange: coming to you soon? Richard Hay TEP, Stikeman Elliott, UK

• Global fi nancial regulation is undergoing profound change• Western countries are experiencing an alarming decline

in government fi nances: is tax leakage through cross-border private client and corporate structuring to blame?

• The battle over competing models for worldwide tax information collection, exchange and enforcement

• Will this lead to a structural shift in the global private client market?

• Pressures on Asia to participate• Future proofi ng your business model: stay on the winning side

10.10am How is the Singapore all crimes legislation going to aff ect regional business, international tax and anti-avoidance measures? Moderator: George Hodgson, STEP Worldwide Panel: Rachel Armstrong, Thomson Reuters Richard Hay TEP, Stikeman Elliott, UK Jimmy Oei, Tax consultant, Singapore Gurbachan Singh TEP, KhattarWong LLP, Singapore

• International and national developments• Developing global transparency• FATCA and FATF - challenges to both regulators and

practitioners in ensuring compliance• Tax crimes as a predicate off ence• Where are we headed?

10:45am Networking and refreshments

11.15am The power of capital markets to do social good Professor Durreen Shahnaz, Impact Investment Exchange Asia, Singapore How the eff ective use of fi nance can stimulate sustainable

development. Finance coupled with social and environmental impact can also unleash great possibilities of creating capital markets that work for all and all can work for it. Capital markets for social good is now a reality.

11.45am Capital markets post global fi nancial crisis:

the global imbalance adjustment - risks and opportunities ahead

Fan Jiang, J P Morgan, Hong Kong How global imbalance materialized, how it aff ected global

capital markets and how policy responses worked, economies adjusted and fi nancial markets reacted. What are the risks and opportunities ahead?

12.15pm Global residency and citizenship – current trends Stephen Gray, Attorney & Counsellor at Law, UK

• A brief history of non-residence based (“over-the-counter”) economic citizenship programmes (legal and not so legal)

• A brief history of residence-based citizenship programmes (uses and abuses)

6.30pm Farewell cocktails and canapés at Ku de Ta, Marina Bay Sands Kindly sponsored by Jersey Finance

STEP Advanced Certifi cate in International Succession and ProbateEnhancing your knowledge of succession and probate in an international context

This course is suitable for lawyers and accountants specialising in succession and probate, as well as practitioners working within investment management fi rms and trustees and bankers who provide probate services as administrators and directors.For full details visit www.step.org/pd or www.cltint.com/stepcertisp

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SPECIALIST TOPICSPlease indicate your preferred session for Day 1 and Day 2 at 2.00pm and 2.50pm.

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Option 1 Foundations - why?

Option 2 Protecting family assets from creditors - how to defend and attackOption 3 China - domestic and international structuring issues for Chinese familiesOption 4 India - planning for global Indians - addressing onshore and off shore issues

Option 1 Understanding Shariah succession issues for Muslims and residents of Islamic jurisdictions - Arabian Gulf focusOption 2 Planning issues for Indonesian clients

Option 3 What are the considerations of UHNW Malaysian families vis-a-vis structuring of their assets both onshore and off shore?

Option 4 How will transparency aff ect trustees?

Thursday 14 November 2013 2.50pm

SOCIAL FUNCTIONS - ADDITIONAL GUEST RATEPlease note the following social functions are included in the delegate rate. Please specify if you wish to bring a guest:12 November Welcome cocktail reception, Rooftop Lantern Bar, Fullerton Bay Hotel (No charge)

13 November Networking reception & dinner at Marina Bay Sands SGD 145 (GBP 75/USD 115)

14 November Farewell cocktails & canapes at Ku de Ta, Marina Bay Sands SGD 145 (GBP 75/USD 115)

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required by the organiser. Participants must not be absent for each day of the event for more than 15 minutes to claim SILE CPD Points for that day (Day 1: 5 Public CPD Points, Day 2: 5.5 Public CPD Points). Participants who do not comply with the Attendance Policy will not be able to obtain SILE CPD Points.

About the Organisers STEP is the worldwide professional association for practitioners dealing with family inheritance and succession planning. The Society helps to improve public understanding of the issues families face in this area and promotes education and high professional standards among its members. STEP has 18,500 members across 80 jurisdictions from a broad range of professional backgrounds, including lawyers, accountants, trust specialists and other practitioners in this area. STEP members help families plan for their futures, specialising in a wide range of activities, from drafting a relatively simple will to more complex issues surrounding international families, protection of the vulnerable, family businesses and philanthropic giving.For more information about STEP, visit www.step.org or email step@step.org

Speakersʼ BiographiesThis conference brings together over 40 top national and international speakers, including:

Delegates will also hear from: William Ahern TEP, Rachel Armstrong, Todd Beutler TEP, Chee, Fang Theng TEP, Ronald Choo, Russell Clark TEP, Dionisius Damijanto, Goh, Seow Chee TEP, Raymond Gwee TEP, Marcus Hinkley TEP, George Hodgson, Mustafa Hussain, Nick Jacob TEP, Chew-Mee Kirtland, Hélène Anne Lewis TEP, William Lexmond TEP, Hilary May TEP, Simon Michaels, Cliff ord Ng, Jimmy Oei, Carolyn Oh, Michael Olesnicky TEP, Michael Pfaar, Dr Britta Pfi ster TEP, Ho Kwon Ping, Tim Prudhoe TEP, Cyril Shroff TEP, Gurbachan Singh TEP, Paul Stibbard TEP, Dr Angelo Venardos TEP, Adeline Wong, Valerie Wu.

To view all of the speakersʼ biographies, please visit www.step.org/asia2013

Stephen Gray Stephen Gray is an American international tax lawyer who has been based in London since 1991. His experience includes two years as a Federal law clerk and over four years with the Tax Division, United States Department of Justice. He has taught in the Attorney General’s Advocacy Institute, was a Professor of Law at the Graduate School of Accounting at George Mason University, and is currently an adjunct faculty member at the Thomas Jeff erson School of Law in San Diego, California. He is the author of numerous published articles and has been a regular speaker at international tax conferences for almost 30 years.

Richard Hay TEP Richard Hay has practised in London for 25 years as the tax partner and head of the private banking practice at Stikeman Elliott, Canadian and International lawyers. Prior to entering practice, Richard was a tax law professor lecturing in international taxation and securities law in Canada and at the National University of Singapore. Richard advises on international taxation and fi nancial regulation policy, including the initiatives pursued by the G-20, the OECD, the EU, the FATF and the IMF. Richard acts for the IFC Forum which represents the major professional fi rms in the British off shore centres in the international policy dialogues on fi nancial regulation. Richard was recently named as one of the “500 most infl uential people in the world’s fi nancial centres” in the FCI 500 produced by Financial Centres International.

Ho Kwon PingHo Kwon Ping is the Founder and Executive Chairman of Banyan Tree Group and is responsible for the overall management and operation of the Group. Mr Ho is also Chairman of Laguna Resorts & Hotels Public Company Limited, Thai Wah Food Products Public Company Limited, Singapore Management University and School Advisory Committee of School and Tourism Management. In 2010, Ho Kwon Ping became the fi rst Asian to receive the ACA (American Creativity Association) Lifetime Achievement Award in recognition of his creativity and innovation in various spheres of endeavour.

Shanker Iyer TEP Shanker Iyer is Founder and Chairman of The Iyer Practice, an accountancy and specialist consulting fi rm in Singapore. He qualifi ed as a Chartered Accountant in London and was a Partner of a leading accounting fi rm in the UK for over 10 years. He is the Chairman of the Singapore International Chamber of Commerce and is serving his fi fth term as the Chairman of the International Fiscal Association, Singapore Branch. He is also Chairman of the SICC Tax Policy Committee. With extensive experience spanning almost four decades, Shanker has built an expertise in advising privately-held businesses and high net-worth individuals on a wide range of international tax and trust matters.

Fan Jiang Fan Jiang is the Chief Investment Strategist of J.P. Morgan Private Bank in Asia. Based in Hong Kong, he is responsible for developing and implementing the investment strategy for Asia as well as tailoring it for client portfolios in the region. As a member of the fi rm’s Global Investment Committee, he is also responsible for generating alpha across all discretionary multi-asset portfolios.Prior to joining J.P. Morgan, Mr. Jiang spent nearly 20 years at Goldman Sachs and was most recently Chief Market Strategist for its Private Wealth Management business across the Asia Pacifi c region. Before that, he worked in its Fixed Income Division, where he started the group’s Asia credit strategy and trading team.

Associate Professor Rebecca Lee Associate Professor Rebecca Lee joined the Faculty of Law at the University of Hong Kong in 2005. She researches and teaches in equity and trusts (including comparative trusts). She is co-editor of Trust Law in Asian Civil Law Jurisdictions: A Comparative Analysis (CUP, 2013) which provides a detailed comparative examination of trust laws in Asian civil law jurisdictions from both operational and theoretical perspectives.

Naomi Rive TEP Naomi Rive is a partner in the Private Client & Trusts Team of Appleby based in Jersey and provides contentious and non-contentious legal services to high net worth individuals, international private banks and trust companies. She advises on all aspects of the Trusts (Jersey) Law 1984 and the Foundations (Jersey) Law 2009. Naomi’s growing reputation in the fi eld of private client work has not gone unnoticed, she was named as one of the top 35 private client professionals under 35 by Private Client Practitioner magazine for three consecutive years and was named one of the Top 50 Most Infl uential Private Client Practitioners for 2012.

Professor Durreen Shahnaz Durreen is the Founder and Chairwoman of IIX and Founder and Managing Director of Shujog. She is also an Adjunct Associate Professor at the Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy. Durreen began her professional career as an investment banker at Morgan Stanley (New York) followed by stints at Grameen Bank (Bangladesh), World Bank (Washington, D.C.), and Merrill Lynch (Hong Kong). Durreen is a TED 2010 Fellow as well as an Asia Society 21 Fellow. She is an appointed member of the World Economic Forum’s Global Agenda Council on Social Innovation for 2011 and is on the advisory board for CASE i3 at Duke’s Fuqua School of Business. Durreen is also the Social Entrepreneur in Residence for INSEAD’s Social Entrepreneurship Catalyst Program.

Mark Smallwood TEP Mark Smallwood is a Managing Director, and is Head of Wealth Planning for Wealth Management (WM) in APAC. In addition he is a member of the Executive and Management Committees of WM in Asia Pacifi c and he is a Director of Deutsche Bank International Trust (Singapore) Ltd. and a member of the Global Wealth Planning Group.

Engelin Teh Ms Engelin Teh, SC was admitted to the Singapore bar in 1979 and was appointed Senior Counsel in 1998. She heads her own law corporation of Engelin Teh Practice LLC. Since 2008, Engelin has been admitted to the roll of solicitors of England and Wales. Engelin’s forte is litigation and arbitration work with particular emphasis on matrimonial matters. Engelin is a qualifi ed arbitrator and mediator and sits on the panel of SIAC and SMC.

Professor Tang Hang Wu Tang Hang Wu is a Professor at the Singapore Management University, School of Law and a consultant at TSMP Law Corporation where he co-heads the Trusts and Private Wealth practice. Hang Wu has given expert evidence on fi duciary law and Singapore trust law and advises members of Singapore’s legal profession and relevant government ministries on complex legal issues pertaining to restitution, property, trusts and charities. In recognition of his expertise in Chancery work, Hang Wu was made an overseas member of the Chancery Bar Association of England and Wales.