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            |  | Day 1  | 9 May 2006 (Tuesday)  |  
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            |  | 8:45 am | Opening Ceremony Welcoming RemarksMr Raymond H C WONG
 Commissioner, ICAC,
 Hong Kong Special Administrative Region
   Opening Address The Honourable Donald TSANG, GBM
 The Chief Executive,
 Hong Kong Special Administrative Region
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            |  | 9:00 am | Keynote Address(1)Mr Daniel KAUFMANN
 Director, Global Programs, World Bank Institute
 The forgotten link between corporate and public sector governance: Evidence on worldwide corruption and integrity and implications for the private sector   Keynote Address(2)Ms Rosalind WRIGHT, CB
 Chairman, Fraud Advisory Panel,
 United Kingdom
 Developing effective tools to manage the risk of damage caused by corporate fraud and management misconduct |  
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            |  |  | Keynote Address(3)Dr YE Feng
 Director General, International Judicial Cooperation Department,
 Supreme People's Procuratorate, People's Republic of China
 Characteristics of corruption crimes and anti-corruption crimes in China
                 Keynote Address(4)Mrs Deborah Strebel PIERCE
 Deputy Assistant Director, Criminal Enterprise Branch,
 Criminal Investigative Division, Federal Bureau of Investigation,
 United States of America
 Corporate fraud - Are we turning the corner?  |  
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            |  | 2:00 pm | Plenary Session (1) Catching the Villains ?   Ms Helen GARLICK (Panel Chair)Assistant Director, Serious Fraud Office, United Kingdom
 Investigating major international corruption cases, the SFO's experience    Mr Michael E ANDERSONSupervisory Special Agent (Enron Task Force),
 Federal Bureau of Investigation, United States of America
 ENRON - Major case 187 As the trial of Enron is ongoing, we apologize for not being able to upload the presentation materials of the speaker.   Mr Paul SHAWSenior Assistant Director, Commercial Prosecutions Branch,
 Commonwealth Director of Public Prosecutions, Sydney Office, Australia
 Issues involving the effective investigation and prosecution of complex corporate offences in Australia |  
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            |  |  | The Honourable Madam Justice Nazhat SHAMEEMJustice of High Court, Fiji
 Prosecution and corruption: A third world story    Mr Francis C S LEE, IDSDirector of Investigation (Private Sector), ICAC,
 Hong Kong Special Administrative Region
 Detecting corporate corruption: An investigator's perspective |  
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            |  | 5:30 pm | Cocktail Reception at Conrad Hong Kong
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            |  | Day 2  |  10 May 2006 (Wednesday) |  
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            |  | 8:45 am | Keynote Address(5)The Honourable WONG Yan-lung, SC, JP
 The Secretary for Justice,
 Hong Kong Special Administrative Region
 The combat of corruption: Good governance and human rights |  
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            |  | 9:15 am | Plenary Session (2) Professionals and Executives - Gatekeepers or Accomplices?  Mr Michael RAKE (Panel Chair)Chairman, KPMG International
 Auditor - Watchdog or bloodhound?    Mr Andrew P LONGChief Operating Officer,
 The Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation Limited
 Preventing misconduct - The things we do |  
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            |  |  | Mr Frank J SLEVINManaging Director, Chief Operating Officer, Asia Pacific Investment Banking,
 Citigroup Global Markets Asia Limited
 The balance of power between management and shareholders: What you should expect from your financial advisor    Mr Stephen A MALOYGeneral Counsel - Asia Pacific, General Electric Company
  Corporate counsel and compliance in a large corporation     Ms NG Yi-kum, EstellaExecutive Director, Hang Lung Properties Limited
  Corporate governance - The cornerstone |  
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            |  | 2:00 pm | Plenary Session (3) Corporate Integrity - Standards Setting  Mr Andrew C W BRANDLER (Panel Chair)Vice-Chairman, Hong Kong General Chamber of Commerce
 Chief Executive Officer, CLP Holdings Limited
 Hong Kong General Chamber of Commerce's role in good corporate governance   Professor Mark PIETHChairman, OECD Working Group on Bribery
 Professor of Criminal Law and Criminology at University of Basel,
 Switzerland
 Influencing corporate behaviour - The role of public and private reputations against corruption   Mr Martin WHEATLEYChairman, Securities and Futures Commission,
 Hong Kong Special Administrative Region
 The standard of governance required of publicly listed companies and the role played by the Securities and Futures Commission in stamping out corporate corruption and management misconduct |  
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            |  |  | Mr HUI Ho Ming, Herbert, JP, FHKIoDChairman, Hong Kong Institute of Directors
 Deputy and Vice Chairman, Ocean Grand Group of Companies
 The importance of developing corporate governance for small and medium enterprises    The Honourable Jerrold CRIPPS, QCCommissioner, ICAC New South Wales, Australia
 The nexus between private and public sector corruption  |  
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            |  | 6:30 pm | Symposium Dinnerat Grand Hyatt Hong Kong
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            |  | Day 3  | 11 May 2006 (Thursday)  |  
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            |  | 8:45 am | Keynote Address(6)The Honorable Ronald J. TENPAS
 Associate Deputy Attorney General,
 Office of the Deputy Attorney General,
 Department of Justice, United States of America
 US responses to corporate fraud |  
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            |  | 9:15 am | Plenary Session (4)  Roadmap for Governance  The Honourable Mr Justice ROGERS, V-P, JP (Panel Chair)Justice of Appeal, Court of Appeal of the High Court
 Former Chairman, Standing Committee on Company Law Reform,
 Hong Kong Special Administrative Region
  How far can legislation provide for corporate governance in the context of interlinked entities?    Mr James F DUFFYExecutive Vice President and General Counsel,
 New York Stock Exchange Regulation, United States of America
 The New York Stock Exchange - A regulator and a listed company |  
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            |  |  | Mr Robert HODGKINSONExecutive Director, Technical,
 The Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales, United Kingdom
 Understanding different traditions in corporate governance    Ms Jane DIPLOCK, AOChairman, International Organization of Securities Commissions
 Chairman, New Zealand Securities Commission
 IOSCO - The global standard setter    Mr Ian McWALTERS, SCSenior Assistant Director of Public Prosecutions,
 Department of Justice, Hong Kong Special Administrative Region
 Enhancing governance through the criminal justice process |  
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            |  | 12:15 pm | ICAC/World Bank Institute Joint Survey -Announcement of Findings
 Mr Daniel KAUFMANN
 Director, Global Programs, World Bank Institute
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            |  | 12:30 pm | Closing AddressMr Raymond H C WONG
 Commissioner, ICAC,
 Hong Kong Special Administrative Region
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            |  | 2:30 pm | Visit to ICAC (Optional) |  
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