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Glenn Miller
Chief Information Officer
J Trust Royal Bank Plc.
Glenn, originally from Melbourne Australia, is the Chief Information Officer of J Trust Royal Bank providing world-class financial services to the people and businesses of Cambodia. Glenn leads an enthusiastic and customer focused team of technologists and is responsible for managing all Information technology aspects for J Trust Royal driving a constant change mindset while keeping services stable and reliable.
Glenn has been working as a technologist in Banking, Payments and Telecommunications for 35 years and has been based in Cambodia for over 20 years. Prior to relocating to Cambodia Glenn worked in a variety of roles across 20 years at ANZ Bank Australia and the Asia Pacific regions. His career in Cambodia spans pioneering deployments of Electronic banking services, Fiber optic internet, Cambodia's first submarine cable, mobile money agent networks and Cloud computing adoption.
Speaking at the summit
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1:30–3:00pmSun 15 NovRoundtableOpen
Chaktomuk - Rails Across Borders
Making Cross-Border Payments Work: QR, Remittances and Trade Settlement
About this session
Cross-border payments fail in different ways depending on the use case. QR payments may work domestically but stop at the border. Remittances can remain expensive even where digital channels are widely available. Trade settlement can still pass through third-country currencies and correspondent banks despite growing commercial links between emerging markets. The roundtable breaks the corridor problem into these separate channels and identifies what prevents each one from working today. It examines standards for extending QR interoperability, where remittance costs can realistically be removed, and what conditions are required for local-currency trade settlement.
