KUALA LUMPUR , Oct 12 (Bernama) -- With external trade and exports constituting a key source of growth for the Malaysian economy, the volatility affecting global markets is significantly impacting the country’s growth prospects. Despite this the Asean bloc is maintaining relatively strong level of growth whilst offering a competitive supply and manufacturing base, providing optimism for those investing in the region. This as well as ongoing efforts to implement the Asean Economic Community (AEC) will frame the key topics of discussion at Global Trade Review’s Malaysia Trade & Export Finance Conference 2015, taking place at the Mandarin Oriental Hotel, Kuala Lumpur on October 27th.
The conference will see senior decision makers from the corporate, financial and government sectors gather to discuss the challenges and priorities of Malaysian exporters, the regional trade sector and the key concerns of those doing business in the country. Official support from leading institutions such as Maybank, Euler Hermes, JLT and the EXIM Bank of Malaysia, as well as ICISA, MEXPA and the Malaysia International Chamber of Commerce & Industry reaffirms the conference as Malaysia’s leading annual trade finance-focused gathering.
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