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Navigating an unpredictable landscape
By
Goh Thean Eu
- Asia
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- Malaysia
The rising trend of private credit, single family offices and technology were some of the key discussion points at the 13th annual Malaysia roundtable
Southeast Asia entered 2025 with high hopes, buoyed by the momentum of post-pandemic recovery. But as the year unfolds, the ride is proving less smooth than expected.
At mid-year, the region has found itself walking a fine line between cautious op...
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