Second National Statistics
Conference 2013 (MyStats 2013): Promoting Innovation in Economic and Financial
Statistics to Support Policy Making in a Dynamic Environment, 18 November
2013, Sasana Kijang, Kuala Lumpur
Bank Negara Malaysia will be
organising the second national statistics conference (MyStats 2013) with the
Department of Statistics Malaysia (DOSM) and Institut Statistik Malaysia (ISM)
on 18 November at Sasana Kijang.
The theme of MyStats 2013 is "Promoting Innovation in Economic and Financial Statistics to Support Policy Making in a Dynamic Environment".
The key objective of MyStats 2013 is
to facilitate greater discussion and collaboration between
statisticians/compilers and users of statistics, such as economists, analysts,
academicians and policy makers, in improving data compilation, communication
and usage of statistics. It will also provide an avenue for the
participants to discuss new ways and innovative approaches in the compilation
and usage of statistics to support analysis, surveillance and policy measures
in the increasingly dynamic environment.
The topics of discussion include:
(i) New Statistics for Better Surveillance and Policy Action; (ii) Innovation
in Analysis and Statistics; (iii) New Horizon for Financial and Economic
Statistics; (iv) Leveraging on Statistical Methods and Scientific Approaches
for Better Analysis; (v) Application of Technology in Transforming Malaysia's
Statistical Landscape; and (vi) Innovation in Statistics and Analysis for
Responsive Policy Action.
Conference Programme
Opening Remarks
Dr. Haji Abdul Rahman Hasan, Chief
Statistician, Department of Statistics Malaysia
Keynote Address
YB Senator Dato' Sri Abdul Wahid Omar, Minister in the Prime Minister's Department, Malaysia
Overview on role and initiatives of
International Statistical Institute (ISI)
Prof. Dr. Vijayan N. Nair,
President ISI
Session 1: New Statistics for Better
Surveillance and Policy Action
Global financial and economic
crises: Lag in statistics or slow in policy actions?
Per Nymand-Andersen, European
Central Bank
Statistics after the financial
crisis: Response to new data demands and data gaps
Dr. He Qi, International Monetary
Fund
Strengthening statistical
compilation and usage of relevant statistics in Malaysia
Abd. Latib Talib, Department of
Statistics MalaysiaDiscussant
'Allauddin Haji Anuar, Economic Planning Unit, Prime Minister's Department, Malaysia
Session 2(A): Innovation in Analysis and Statistics
Compilation and management of labor
market statistics for macroeconomic analysis at the U.S Bureau of Labor
Statistics Dr. John L. Eltinge, U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
Economic Transformation Programme:
Understanding the progress through data and indicators
Ku Kok Peng, The Performance
Management and Delivery Unit, Prime Minister's Department, MalaysiaDomestic demand-driven growth: Analysis perspective and statistics needed
Dr. Yeah Kim Leng, RAM Holdings Berhad
Measuring core inflation: The
Malaysian case
Mohd Helmi Ramlee, Bank Negara
MalaysiaDiscussant
Sia Ket Ee, Hong Leong Investment Bank Berhad
Session
2(B): Leveraging on Statistical Methods and Scientific Approaches for Better
Analysis
An overview on the statistical
methods for economic research and risk assessmentDr. Lau Wee Yeap, University of Malaya
Aggregate financing to the real
economy
Sheng Songcheng, People's Bank of
China
Measurement and contribution of
total factor productivity to economic growth
Prof. Dr. Noorasiah Sulaiman,
Universiti Kebangsaan MalaysiaEstimating Malaysia's output gap: Have we closed the gap?
Dr. Nur Ain Shahrier, Bank Negara Malaysia
Discussant
Alan Tan Chew Leong, Affin
Investment Bank Berhad
Session
3(A): New Horizon for Financial and Economic Statistics
Going beyond GDP: Social wellbeing
and happiness indicatorsDr. Dahlia Rosly, Ministry of Urban Wellbeing, Housing and Local Government
Transcending the traditional
approach through satellite accounts
Zubaidah Ismail, Department of
Statistics Malaysia
Big data analytics: The next
frontier for economic and financial analysis
Bob Chua, Pulse Group PLC
Monitoring shadow banking and its
challenges: The Malaysian experience
Muhamad Amar Mohd Farid, Bank
Negara Malaysia
Discussant
Prof. Dr. Santha Vaithilingam,
Monash University Malaysia
Session
3(B): Application of Technology in Transforming Malaysia's Statistical Landscape
Going beyond the traditional mode of
business: Statistics from internetDr. Qing Wu, Google Inc.
Leveraging on Business Intelligence
tools for micro- and macro-data analysis and research
Tai Yoon Foong, Bank Negara Malaysia
Addressing statistical gaps in a
dynamic payment environment
Yee Chee May, Bank Negara MalaysiaLocation based statistics: Knowing your place
Wan Razali Matsah, Telekom Malaysia Berhad
Panel Discussion: Innovation in Statistics and Analysis for Responsive Policy Action
Panellists:
Dr. Norhana Endut, Bank Negara
Malaysia
Dr. Mohd Uzir Mahidin, Department of
Statistics MalaysiaDr. Zakariah Abdul Rashid, Malaysian Institute of Economic Research
En. Suhaimi Ilias, Maybank Investment Bank Berhad
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