Jonathan Bowdler

Jonathan Bowdler

Jonathan is responsible for all the Compliance programmes. Having twenty-five years of financial services industry experience, holding senior Compliance roles for the last fifteen of these, Jonathan has a wealth of practical compliance experience.  

With an MBA from Henley Business School and a Diploma in Management from Reading University, Jonathan is also highly qualified in business management and is, therefore, able to place governance, risk and compliance management within the context of wider corporate strategy. 

Jonathan is also a fully qualified investment and mortgage advisor and is a member of several industry forums. 

     Andrew Glover

Andrew Glover

Andrew began his career in the Financial Services sector in 1986, moving into the Compliance arena in 1989.

In 2003 he formed, and still chairs when in the UK, the Money Laundering Reporting Officer’s Discussion Group (MLRODG). The aim of the MLRODG is to provide a focal point for MLROs to ensure that they remain up to date in a constantly changing environment, to collectively comment on industry developments and to share concerns, best practice and solutions.

In 2006 he joined the ICA as the Global Director of Education and Training, and he had oversight for the UK and International programmes. Andrew relocated to the regional office in Singapore as Managing Director of ICTA and in 2019, he stepped down from the role of MD to become the Chief Examiner for the region. He now focuses on the content of the ICA programmes and the academic aspects.

Andrew teaches on all programmes offered by ICTA.

      David Jackman

David Jackman

David Jackman was at the forefront of developing financial services regulation, arguing for a greater emphasis on corporate ethics and culture as Head of Ethics at the Financial Services Authority (FSA). He was responsible for designing and introducing the FSA training and competence regime after similar roles in IMRO and SFA.   

David lectures, researches and writes internationally, particularly in Singapore for ICTA, and his recent publication, The Compliance Revolution (Wiley 2015) is becoming a standard text. David graduated from Keble College, Oxford, and Queens, Cambridge, and is a Visiting Fellow of Cambridge Judge Business School. 

       Thomas Wan

Thomas Wan

Thomas has more than 15 years of work experience in corporate and wholesale banking, regulatory compliance, anti-money laundering, and financial crime, and was recently before joining International Compliance Association, the Head of Compliance and AML for Land Bank of Taiwan (Ministry of Finance) in Singapore and the Industrial Commercial Bank of China (Qualifying Full Bank) in Singapore. 

At ICTA, Thomas is responsible for developing and delivering training courses in anti-money laundering, compliance, and financial crime around the APAC region. His focus subject includes governance, risk and compliance, Corporate and Wholesale Banking, Capital Markets, Securities and Futures, Financial Advisory Services, Private banking, and new payment methods and financial technology. 

Thomas’ industry experience includes training and education alongside banking.