Investment accounting transformation in 2026 | APAC
Leaders from Auvene Group, BNP Paribas and the Australian Custodial Services Association NAV resilience, auditability and regional complexity.
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In APAC, 1 in 10 firms say producing an accurate NAV is a critical challenge.
Across the region, fragmented markets, cross-border distribution, evolving regulation and increasing product complexity are creating distinct investment accounting pressures.
Speakers

Agnes Chen
Chief Executive Officer
Auvene Group
Bee Hong Chua
Director, APAC Fund Services Product Development
BNP Paribas
David Travers
Chief Executive Officer
ACSA
Jean-Rémi Lopez
Senior Advisor (APAC)
The ValueExchangeIn the second session, sponsored by FIS of our global series, leaders from Auvene Group, BNP Paribas and the Australian Custodial Services Association discuss how these pressures are playing out across APAC.
The conversation explores NAV resilience, auditability, private asset complexity and the operational implications of different market structures.
What the session covers
the global research findings and the APAC context
NAV resilience as production timelines compress
auditability and data provenance
private asset complexity and daily unit pricing
ETF and mutual fund NAV operating models
Asia’s fragmented distribution landscape
governance and operating model priorities for 2027
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