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EPISODE · Sep 13, 2022 · 22 MIN

Asia in Focus - Malaysia: Political stability is an issue, but not the whole story of doing business

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The imprisonment of Malaysia's former Prime Minister Najib Razak made headlines recently. The scandal tied directly to him is not just a personal blow, but also affects the prospects of the United Malays National Organisation (UMNO), Malaysia’s leading political party. While political stability is a perennial issue in Malaysia, it remains a well-placed investment destination for companies looking for opportunities, especially in the sectors that are on the rise. Listen here as Angela Mancini, Partner, and Harrison Cheng, Director, discuss the impacts of Najib’s jailing on Malaysia’s political spectrum and governance standards as the 2023 elections approach. They will look at the country’s investment climate and the promising industries, as well as the key challenges for investors and operators. For more discussions on South-East Asia, please listen to our podcasts about Vietnam and the supply chain diversification. If you are looking for more analysis on other issues from our experts all over the world, please visit Control Risks’ Our Thinking section.

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