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  • Participants Guide
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Delegate Meets Delegate

The Delegate-Meets-Delegate (DMD) session is organized for bilateral meetings, to connect member-bank executives, creating a venue for networking and idea exchange.

Institutions:

  • ADFIAP
  • ARDB
  • Alalay sa Kaunlaran Group of Companies (ASKI) 
  • auctusESG
  • Bank of Industry & Mine
  • Bhutan Development Bank
  • CARD MRI
  • CARD Mutual Benefit Association Inc
  • Credit Guarantee Corporation Malaysia Berhad
  • Development Bank
  • Development Bank of Japan Inc.
  • Development Bank of Kiribati
  • Development Bank of Samoa
  • DEVELOPMENT BANK OF SOLOMON ISLANDS
  • Development Bank of the Philippines
  • EFS Facilities Management Services
  • Eurasian Development Bank
  • EXIMBANK India
  • Fiji Development Bank
  • Fold Media Collective
  • FSM Development Bank
  • International Banking Institute
  • IPDC Finance PLC.
  • Japan Bank for International Cooperation
  • JAPAN ECONOMIC RESEARCH INSTITUTE, INC.
  • Land Bank of the Philippines
  • London Institute of Business and Technology
  • NABARD
  • Network Consolidated Cooperative Bank
  • Pacific Islands Development Bank (PIDB)
  • Perbadanan Usahawan Nasional Berhad
  • Saudi Fund for Development (SFD)
  • Sharakah
  • Small Business Corporation
  • State Council of Sultanate of Oman
  • State Development Corporation VEB.RF
  • SUE IEBT Sanoatsodirotbank
  • TRNC Development Bank
  • Vietnam Development Bank
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  • ADFIAP
  • AGRICULTURAL AND RURAL DEVELOPMENT BANK
  • BANK OF INDUSTRY & MINE
  • BHUTAN DEVELOPMENT BANK
  • CENTER FOR AGRICULTURE AND RURAL DEVELOPMENT MUTUALLY REINFORCING INSTITUTIONS (CARD MRI)
  • CGC MALAYSIA BERHAD
  • DEVELOPMENT BANK (OMAN)
  • DEVELOPMENT BANK OF SAMOA
  • EXPORT IMPORT BANK OF INDIA
  • FIJI DEVELOPMENT BANK
  • FSM DEVELOPMENT BANK
  • INTERNATIONAL BANKING INSTITUTE
  • JAPAN BANK FOR INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION
  • NATIONAL BANK FOR AGRICULTURE AND RURAL DEVELOPMENT
  • NETWORK CONSOLIDATED COOPERATIVE BANK (NCCB)
  • PACIFIC ISLANDS DEVELOPMENT BANK
  • PERBADANAN USAHAWAN NASIONAL BERHAD
  • SMALL BUSINESS CORPORATION
  • STATE COUNCIL OF THE SULTANATE OF OMAN
  • STATE DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION VEB.RF
  • SUE IEBT SANOATSODIROTBANK
  • TRNC DEVELOPMENT BANK

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49th ADFIAP Annual Meetings

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10:30 am-11:30 am
SESSION 1

“Public–Private Synergies for Sustainable Growth”​

Public–private partnerships (PPPs) are increasingly recognized as catalysts for development. This session will explore how governments, financial institutions, and private companies can collaborate to develop solutions that attract investment, accelerate infrastructure projects, and enhance social services. Case studies will highlight successful PPP models in transportation, energy, and social infrastructure, while discussions will address governance frameworks, risk-sharing approaches, and long-term sustainability.
Moderator
Ms. Namita Vikas
Founder & CEO
auctusESG
Speakers
Mr. Reynaldi Hermansjah
(ADFIAP Board Member)
President Director PT Sarana Multi Infrastruktur (Persero)
Mr. Ronaldo U. Tepora
Senior Vice President and Head of the Corporate Services Sector
Development Bank of the Philippines
Mr. Nassir Alkasabi Director General, Corporate Strategy
Saudi Fund for Development (SFD)
Mr. Kazuhiro Nomoto Partnerships Officer, Institutional Engagement
Cooperation, Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank
11:30 am-12:30 pm
SESSION 2

“Regional Integration: Building Resilient Economies”

Regional integration is about more than trade; it’s about creating interconnected systems that enhance resilience. This topic will examine how harmonized financial regulations, cross-border investment flows, and integrated supply chains can improve competitiveness. It will also showcase regional cooperation in disaster preparedness, food security, and health systems, illustrating how collective efforts reduce vulnerabilities and foster shared prosperity.
Moderator

Mr. Izwan Zainuddin

Chief Executive Officer

Perbadanan Usawahan Nasional Berhad, Malaysia

Speakers

Dr. Farhad Morsali Pavarsi

Advisor to the Chief Executive Officer

Export Development Bank of Iran

Mr. Hiroshi Sagawa

Chief Representative, Representative Office in Manila

Japan Bank for International Cooperation

Ms. Vera Barkatina

Head of Technical Assistance Coordination Office

Eurasian Development Bank (EDB)

Mr. Yashwanth Sandupatla

Vice President

auctusESG

2:30 pm – 6:00 pm
SPECIAL INTEREST SESSION 2​

Special Interest Groups (SIGs) has been established as targeted, practitioner-led platforms to address critical development financing challenges across ADFIAP-member DFIs. Coordinated jointly by the Focal Team of Special Interest Groups (FT-SIG)—led by the Agricultural and Rural Development Bank (ARDB) of Cambodia and the ADFIAP Secretariat—the SIG initiative enables member banks to exchange evidence-based practices, diagnose institutional bottlenecks, and formulate joint action plans.

Work Program by the Special Interest Groups:

SIG 1: Integrated Financial Instruments and Guarantees

  • Thematic Focus: Mobilizing private capital through blended finance mechanisms, de-risking structures, and jurisdictional guarantee frameworks.
  • Leadership: Lidia Guryeva (VEB.RF) in collaboration with the ADFIAP Secretariat.
 

SIG 2: Sustainable Finance (Green and Climate Finance)

  • Thematic Focus: Scaling green capital, climate adaptation/mitigation financing, and sub-regional climate finance instruments in Asia-Pacific.
  • Leadership: Agricultural and Rural Development Bank (ARDB), Cambodia.
 

SIG 3: Sustainable Infrastructure

  • Thematic Focus: Addressing barriers to climate finance mobilization for infrastructure, hedging costs, and MDB project alignment.
  • Leadership: Tapan Kumar Sahoo, Deputy General Manager, Dept. of Climate Action and Sustainability (DCAS) (NABARD, India) supported by the ADFIAP Secretariat.
 

SIG 4: Digital Technology and Transformation

  • Thematic Focus: Leveraging digital technology, automation, and fintech solutions to enhance DFI operational efficiency and service delivery.
  • Leadership: ADFIAP Focal Team in coordination with DFI technology leads.
 

SIG 5: Affordable and Sustainable Housing

  • Thematic Focus: Tailoring housing finance solutions to specific geographic contexts, with a focus on island economies and individual land ownership.
  • Leadership: Anna H. Mendiola (FSM Development Bank) in collaboration with Mr. Alexander Aguilar, Deputy CEO, Pag-IBIG Fund.
 

SIG 6: Agriculture and Food Security

  • Thematic Focus: Development of Agri-Food Processing SMEs, addressing supply chain constraints, cold-chain infrastructure, and food safety standards.
  • Leadership: Agricultural and Rural Development Bank (ARDB), Cambodia.

Venue: TBA

10:30 am-11:30 am
SPECIAL INTEREST SESSION 1 (SIS1)

“Sri Lanka’s Financial Landscape: Transforming Challenges into Regional Opportunities”

Sri Lanka’s recent economic journey has been marked by significant challenges, but also by bold reforms, renewed investor confidence, and a growing commitment to sustainable, future‑ready finance.

SIS1 examines how the country is reshaping its financial landscape – strengthening institutions, modernizing regulatory frameworks, and accelerating digital and green finance initiatives – to build a more resilient and competitive economy. The discussion will highlight how Sri Lanka’s experience offers valuable insights for development finance institutions across the region: from managing crisis recovery and restoring stability to mobilizing private capital, expanding SME support, and fostering innovation through fintech and digital banking. It will also explore how Colombo’s strategic position and emerging financial capabilities create new opportunities for regional collaboration, investment, and knowledge exchange.

By spotlighting Sri Lanka’s transformation, this session invites delegates to view the host country not only through the lens of its challenges but also as a source of practical lessons, partnership potential, and shared regional opportunity.

Moderator

Mr. Anushka S. Wijesinha

Economist
Speakers

Mr. Duminda Hulangamuwa

Chairman

Board of Investment (BOI)

Mr. Thimal Perera

(ADFIAP Board Member)
Chief Executive Officer

DFCC Bank PLC

Dr. C Amarasekara

Senior Deputy Governor
2:30 pm – 3:30 pm
SESSION 3

“Financing Climate Action and Green Transitions”

Climate change demands urgent, coordinated action. This session will highlight innovative financing tools like blended finance, green bonds, and climate funds that enable institutions to expand climate-smart projects. It will feature partnerships promoting renewable energy adoption, sustainable agriculture, and circular economy initiatives. The discussion will emphasize how regional collaboration can unlock climate finance and secure fair transitions for vulnerable communities.

Moderator

Ms. Anna Mendiola

(ADFIAP Board Member)
Chief Executive Officer

Federated States of Micronesia Development Bank

Speakers

Mr. Shaji KV

(ADFIAP Board Member)
Chairman of the Board

National Bank for Agriculture & Rural Development (NABARD)

Ms. Lindsay Timarong, AIFA®, GFS®

President & Chief Executive Officer

Pacific Islands Development Bank (PIDB)

Ms. Anastasia Tsumerova

Head of Sustainable Development

State Development Corporation VEB.RF

Ms. Namita Vikas

Founder & CEO

auctusESG

4:00 pm – 5:00 pm
SESSION 4

“Digital Transformation for Inclusive SME Growth”

Digital technologies are reshaping how economies operate, creating new pathways for financial access, innovation, and competitiveness. This session examines how fintech partnerships, digital banking, and regional digital platforms can broaden inclusion – especially for underserved communities that remain outside the formal financial system. Strengthening cybersecurity, data governance, and digital literacy will be emphasized as essential foundations for trust in the digital economy.  At the same time, the discussion will highlight how SMEs can use these digital tools to scale their operations, improve productivity, and connect with regional and global markets. Financing mechanisms, capacity-building programs, and market access initiatives will be showcased, along with the role of regional collaboration, trade agreements, and innovation hubs in accelerating SME growth.  This session positions digital transformation as a catalyst for empowering SMEs and advancing more inclusive, sustainable economic development across the region

Moderator

Mr. Romani de Silva

Deputy Chairman and Managing Director

Alliance Finance Company, Plc./Sri Lanka

Speakers

Mr. Filimone Waqabaca

(ADFIAP Board Member)
Chief Executive Officer

Fiji Development Bank

Mr. Mohamed Nazri Omar

President and Chief Executive Officer

Credit Guarantee Corporation Malaysia

Mr. Robert C. Bastillo

President and Chief Executive Officer

Small Business Guarantee and Finance Corporation (SBCorp)

Mr. Sailesh Prasad

General Manager

Export-Import Bank India

Dr. Ramesh Shanmuganathan

Director/CEO, John Keells IT, Sri Lanka
1:30 pm – 2:00 pm
SESSION 5

“Partnerships for Social Inclusion and Equity”

Prosperity must be inclusive to be sustainable. This discussion will highlight partnerships that ensure marginalized groups—such as women, youth, rural communities, and persons with disabilities—benefit from regional growth. It will showcase programs that promote financial inclusion, social protection, and equitable access to opportunities. The session will focus on how inclusive policies and collaborative efforts strengthen community resilience and foster shared prosperity.

Moderator

Mr. Hussain bin Ali Al Lawati

(ADFIAP First Vice Chair)
Chief Executive Officer

Development Bank / Sultanate of Oman

Speakers

H.E. Dr. Kao Thach

(ADFIAP Chairman)
Chief Executive Officer

Agricultural & Rural Development Bank/Cambodia

Ms. Lynette Ortiz

President and Chief Executive Officer

Land Bank of the Philippines

Mr. Alexander Hilario G. Aguilar

Deputy Chief Executive Officer

Pag-Ibig Fund