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      Tin Pei Ling

      Tin Pei Ling

      Co-President

      Alpha Ladder Group and MetaComp

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      Tin Pei Ling is the Co-President of Alpha Ladder Group, a Singapore-based digital green group focused on creating a more inclusive and sustainable future, and MetaComp, a leading Singapore-based digital asset platform, licensed and regulated by the Monetary Authority of digital Singapore (MAS) under the Payment Services Act.

      She brings extensive experience in strategic partnerships, business development, and corporate leadership, with a career distinguished by notable achievements across various sectors, including the financial technology and public sectors. At Alpha Ladder Group and MetaComp, Pei Ling plays a pivotal role in advancing the Group's vision and driving growth in the digital cross-border payment space.

      Pei Ling's career is diverse, having held several senior corporate roles. Prior to joining Alpha Ladder Group and MetaComp, Pei Ling was the Managing Director for Strategic Partnership & Business Development at DCS, a MAS-licensed financial institution specializing in card and token payment solutions. In this role, she was instrumental in forging strategic alliances and expanding the company’s market reach.

      Pei Ling was also the Chief Executive Officer of Business China, a Singapore non-profit organisation that harnesses the support of public sector and private enterprises to cultivate Singapore-China-savvy talents, strengthen Singapore-China networks, and grow the global connectivity of Singapore.

      At Grab, Pei Ling was the Director for Corporate Development, where she supported strategic acquisitions and contributed to the rapid expansion of one of Southeast Asia's leading tech companies. She was also the Group Director of Corporate Strategy at Jing King (JK) Technology Group, now known as Adera Global, where she led the company's strategic initiatives. Earlier in her career, Pei Ling honed her expertise as a business consultant at Ernst & Young.

      Pei Ling holds a Master of Business Administration from the University of Chicago Booth School of Business, one of the world’s top business schools. She also earned a Bachelor of Social Sciences (Honours) through the University Scholars Programme at the National University of Singapore. She is also a Lien Fellow under the Lien Ying Chow Legacy Fellowship programme at Nanyang Technological University, reflecting her continued commitment to leadership and public service. Pei Ling has been an elected Member of Parliament in Singapore since 2011.

      In her current role, Pei Ling draws on her extensive corporate, strategic and partnership experience to help steer Alpha Ladder Group’s growth while advancing MetaComp’s position in the evolving digital finance landscape. Her work focuses on building strategic partnerships, developing new growth opportunities and strengthening the Group’s capabilities across cross-border payments, digital assets and next-generation financial infrastructure.

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      • 11:00am–12:00pmMon 16 NovWorkshopWorkshop Room 3Open

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        The Myth of Borderless Finance - Powered by Airwallex

        WorkshopWorkshop Room 3Open

        About this session

        Technology can move money across borders, but can finance ever be truly borderless?

        Globalisation and technology have promised more connected markets. Yet national priorities, different regulatory requirements and risks enabled by AI continue to complicate cross-border finance. As money becomes programmable and AI agents take on a greater role in financial transactions, how can innovation work across borders while respecting local rules?

        This session will explore the frameworks needed to connect financial systems in a fragmented global economy. Discussion will focus on common standards, identity verification, and ways to build compliance requirements into programmable transactions, while preserving financial stability and national sovereignty.

        Participants will gain a clearer understanding of the barriers technology alone cannot resolve, and the coordination needed to make cross-border finance more connected, trusted, and resilient.