Good public governance often means taking the long view, to "plant trees today for tomorrow's generation to sit under." Highly skilled, professional, accountable institutions are particularly necessary in the management of national wealth-pension savings, dividends from natural resources, and other public financial assets for future generations and economic growth. How can private sector institutions, especially financial institutions, help build local governance capabilities? Is this counterintuitive or can it be win-win? How can public and private sectors better collaborate to ensure vibrant, competitive, and safe financial markets?

Moderator

Cesar Purisima

Founding Partner, IKHLAS Capital; Milken Institute Asia Fellow; former Secretary of Finance, Republic of the Philippines

Speakers

Nirvana Chaudhary

Managing Director, Chaudhary Group; Vice Chair, Chaudhary Foundation

Susan Marie Lund

Vice President, Economics and Private Sector Development, International Finance Corporation

Rick Ramli

Chief Investment Officer, Private and Strategic Investments, Permodalan Nasional Berhad