ABOUT THE PROGRAMME The 2020 United States (US) Presidential election has been the centre of global economies to-date and will continue to have a significant impact on Asia moving forward. The policy mix implemented by the new administration will have far reaching implications on US-China rivalry and other Asian economies. How would it impact Asia and the global investment banking and financial landscape? What are the risks and opportunities under this complex environment? What does this mean for the Malaysian economy and capital market? With the recently tabled Budget 2021, it is vital for the Government and private sector to work closely in ensuring improved economic development. Is the Malaysia Inc. policy relevant today? How could it be implemented to support and steer the economy through the current landscape? This webinar will provide insights into the expectations in 2021 including global financial trends amidst the US-China rivalry as well as explore the risks and opportunities under the present environment. The webinar will also discuss the Malaysia Inc. policy, its relevance today and how it could be used to steer the Malaysian economy and the capital market through these unprecedented times. WHO SHOULD ATTEND Board of Directors & Senior Management Investment Bankers Corporate & Commercial Bankers Fund & Asset Managers Investment & Equity Analysts Financial Advisers Individuals interested to know about expectations in 2021, global financial trends and relevance of Malaysia Inc. LEARNING OUTCOMES Review and examine the global financial trends amidst the US- China rivalry and impact on Asia. Analyse the risks and opportunities that could be considered under the current environment. Review and evaluate the Malaysia Inc. policy, its relevance and how it could be used to steer the economy and capital market through these times. CLOSING DATE FOR REGISTRATION : 10 DECEMBER 2020 Register early to avoid disappointment as registration will be closed once all the seats are fully booked (Non-Structured Learning Mode) SIDC 5 CPE Points Webinar: Expectations for 2021 Post US Elections 15 December 2020 3:00 pm – 5:00 pm Datuk Seri Nazir Razak Chairman and Founding Partner of Ikhlas Capital SPEAKERS Tan Sri Andrew Sheng Chairman, George Town Institute of Open and Advanced Studies (GIOAS), Wawasan Open University, Malaysia
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ABOUT THE PROGRAMME
The 2020 United States (US) Presidential election has been the centre of global
economies to-date and will continue to have a significant impact on Asia moving
forward. The policy mix implemented by the new administration will have far
reaching implications on US-China rivalry and other Asian economies. How
would it impact Asia and the global investment banking and financial landscape?
What are the risks and opportunities under this complex environment?
What does this mean for the Malaysian economy and capital market? With the
recently tabled Budget 2021, it is vital for the Government and private sector to
work closely in ensuring improved economic development. Is the Malaysia Inc.
policy relevant today? How could it be implemented to support and steer the
economy through the current landscape?
This webinar will provide insights into the expectations in 2021 including global
financial trends amidst the US-China rivalry as well as explore the risks and
opportunities under the present environment. The webinar will also discuss the
Malaysia Inc. policy, its relevance today and how it could be used to steer the
Malaysian economy and the capital market through these unprecedented times.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
Board of Directors & Senior
Management
Investment Bankers
Corporate & Commercial Bankers
Fund & Asset Managers
Investment & Equity Analysts
Financial Advisers
Individuals interested to know
about expectations in 2021, global
financial trends and relevance of
Malaysia Inc.
LEARNING OUTCOMES
Review and examine the global
financial trends amidst the US-
China rivalry and impact on Asia.
Analyse the risks and
opportunities that could be
considered under the current
environment.
Review and evaluate the
Malaysia Inc. policy, its relevance
and how it could be used to steer
the economy and capital market
through these times.
CLOSING DATE FOR REGISTRATION : 10 DECEMBER 2020Register early to avoid disappointment as registration will be closed once all the seats are fully booked
(Non-Structured Learning Mode)
SIDC
5 CPE Points
Webinar:
Expectations for 2021
Post US Elections
15 December 2020 3:00 pm – 5:00 pm
Datuk Seri Nazir RazakChairman and Founding Partner
of Ikhlas Capital
SPEAKERS
Tan Sri Andrew ShengChairman, George Town Institute
of Open and Advanced Studies
(GIOAS), Wawasan Open
University, Malaysia
Webinar:
Expectations for 2021 Post US Elections
15 December 2020
Session 2 : Datuk Seri Nazir Razak
Chairman and Founding Partner of Ikhlas Capital
Nazir Razak is currently the Chairman and Founding partner of Ikhlas
Capital. He retired as Chairman of CIMB Group in October 2018 after a 29-
year career with the ASEAN banking group.
Nazir was recognised as Malaysia’s top executive/CEO on several occasions
and was the youngest recipient of Finance Asia’s ‘Lifetime Achievement
Award’ in 2009. He was awarded Euromoney’s ‘Outstanding Achievement
Award’ in 2012 and was winner of the prestigious ‘Asia House Asian
Business LeadersAward’ in 2015.
An advocate of ASEAN economic integration, Nazir was the inaugural
Chairman of the World Economic Forum’s ASEAN Regional Strategy Group.
He led the establishment of the ASEAN Business Club, comprising the
region’s largest conglomerates, and has served on the Investment Panel for
the Employees Provident Fund and Khazanah Nasional.
Nazir graduated from the University of Bristol in 1988 and obtained an
M.Phil. from the University of Cambridge in 1989. In 2009, he was the
Chevening Fellow at the Oxford Centre for Islamic Studies and was the
Transformational Leadership Fellow at the Blavatnik School of Government.
Session 1 : Tan Sri Andrew Sheng
Chairman, George Town Institute of Open and Advanced
Studies (GIOAS), Wawasan Open University, Malaysia
Andrew Sheng is Pro-Chancellor of Bristol University and Distinguished
Fellow, Asia Global Institute, University of Hong Kong, as well as Chairman,
George Town Institute of Open and Advanced Studies, Wawasan Open
University, Malaysia.
He has a First Class Honours in Economics from Bristol University, and
Honorary Doctorates from University of Bristol and University of Malaya. He
is also Adjunct Professor at the Tsinghua University and University of
Malaya. A former central banker and financial regulator, he currently writes
on financial and economic issues for AsiaNewsNet and Project Syndicate, as
well as Caijing and Caixin magazines in China.
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PROGRAMME
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