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Hong Kong - May 12th, 2026

Derivatives Managers’ Meeting, Hong Kong

The Murray, Hong Kong, a Niccolo Hotel, 22 Cotton Tree Drive, Central, Hong Kong

Location

May 12th, 2026

Date

Acuiti’s Derivatives Managers’ Meeting is a closed-door, invite-only event for senior executives from local proprietary trading firms, hedge funds, asset managers and banks operating in global derivatives markets.

Acuiti events stand out from the crowd. We got rid of the panel format to create a genuinely interactive forum where all attendees can take part in the discussion.

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Schedule

14:30 
Registration, welcome drinks and networking

15:15 
Discussion – Join your peers and a series of market experts for an interactive and wide-ranging discussion, topics including :

How will 24/7 trading impact operations and liquidity in Asia?

  • Are you in favour of round the clock trading in TradFi markets?
  • Where do you see the biggest operational barriers today?
  • Does 24/7 trading ultimately favour the larger, better-resourced firms, or does it level the playing field?

AI and automation in derivatives workflows

  • Where have you actually deployed AI in your derivatives workflow and where has it underdelivered on expectations?
  • What are the biggest internal barriers to AI adoption?
  • Are you building AI capabilities in-house or relying on vendors, and what is driving that decision?
  • What does the competitive landscape look like in two to three years if some firms embrace AI deeply and others don’t?

How can Hong Kong maintain its relevance as a connectivity hub?

  • How can Hong Kong maintain its relevance as a connectivity hub?
  • What one thing could the Hong Kong regulatory or exchange ecosystem do to make it more attractive for derivatives trading?
  • Is the Connect programme still the most effective vehicle for international access to onshore China markets, or do you see structural limitations?

17:00 – 19:00
Drinks reception and networking

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