Photos of Malaysia Global Investment Forum 2023
AsianInvestor hosted its investment briefing in November in Kuala Lumpur, which featured a number of high-profile speakers and delegates.
The event ended with a buffet lunch where delegates took the chance to enjoy some great food and company.
AsianInvestor hosted its Malaysia Global Investment Forum at W Kuala Lumpur Hotel on November 7.
Michael Lui, head of conferences at AsianInvestor, gave the opening remarks at the event.
Michael Lui, head of conferences at AsianInvestor, hosted Mohd Sedek Jantan, head of wealth and advisory at UOB Kay Hian Wealth Advisors, on stage for a fireside chat about the macroeconomic outlook from local and global perspectives.
The event was attended by several investment delegates. It was a full house.
The evolving landscape for Malaysia's investment industry was discussed on stage by Alex Chin, head of investment, Generali Life Insurance Malaysia, and Amar Ramachandran, director and head of investment at Manulife Insurance Malaysia. Moderating the panel discussion was Hans Poulsen, associate editor at AsianInvestor.
Breaks were used to network and make new acquaintances.
ESG opportunities and implementation in future investing were themes of a panel discussion between Dinagaran Chandra, head of ESG investments at Permodalan Nasional Berhad (PNB), Jacqueline Pang, head of ETF and indexing sales in Asia Pacific at HSBC Asset Management, and Nazaiful Affendi Zainal Abidin, senior director of portfolio strategy and research department at Kumpulan Wang Persaraan (KWAP). Moderating the panel discussion was Michael Lui, head of conferences at AsianInvestor.
Hur Ming Wong, managing director at Virtus Investment Partners, shared insights on global small cap equities and an outlook on their potential for growth and portfolio diversification opportunities.
Chin Yee Koh, principal and head of portfolio construction in Asia at Mercer, gave a presentation on allocation trends among Asian asset owners.
Delegates and speakers took the chance to catch up during event breaks.
The networking also extended to the lobby area where refreshments were served.
More catching up.
There were clearly lots of moments to capture.
There was a lot of note-taking by delegates at the event.
The event ended with a buffet lunch where delegates took the chance to enjoy some great food and company.
AsianInvestor hosted its Malaysia Global Investment Forum at W Kuala Lumpur Hotel on November 7.
Michael Lui, head of conferences at AsianInvestor, gave the opening remarks at the event.
Michael Lui, head of conferences at AsianInvestor, hosted Mohd Sedek Jantan, head of wealth and advisory at UOB Kay Hian Wealth Advisors, on stage for a fireside chat about the macroeconomic outlook from local and global perspectives.
The event was attended by several investment delegates. It was a full house.
The evolving landscape for Malaysia's investment industry was discussed on stage by Alex Chin, head of investment, Generali Life Insurance Malaysia, and Amar Ramachandran, director and head of investment at Manulife Insurance Malaysia. Moderating the panel discussion was Hans Poulsen, associate editor at AsianInvestor.
Breaks were used to network and make new acquaintances.
ESG opportunities and implementation in future investing were themes of a panel discussion between Dinagaran Chandra, head of ESG investments at Permodalan Nasional Berhad (PNB), Jacqueline Pang, head of ETF and indexing sales in Asia Pacific at HSBC Asset Management, and Nazaiful Affendi Zainal Abidin, senior director of portfolio strategy and research department at Kumpulan Wang Persaraan (KWAP). Moderating the panel discussion was Michael Lui, head of conferences at AsianInvestor.
Hur Ming Wong, managing director at Virtus Investment Partners, shared insights on global small cap equities and an outlook on their potential for growth and portfolio diversification opportunities.
Chin Yee Koh, principal and head of portfolio construction in Asia at Mercer, gave a presentation on allocation trends among Asian asset owners.
Delegates and speakers took the chance to catch up during event breaks.
The networking also extended to the lobby area where refreshments were served.
More catching up.
There were clearly lots of moments to capture.
There was a lot of note-taking by delegates at the event.
The event ended with a buffet lunch where delegates took the chance to enjoy some great food and company.
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