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Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia | Mandarin Oriental March 14, 2017
Malaysia Trade & Export Finance Conference 2017
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Sponsorship opportunitiesEmma Braithwaite Business Development Manager [email protected] +65 6653 5330
Speaking opportunitiesAliza Mohsin Senior Conference Producer [email protected] +65 6653 5340
Marketing & Media opportunitiesElisabeth Spry Marketing Executive [email protected] +44 (0)20 8772 3006
GTR once again organised Malaysia’s leading annual trade finance gathering in Kuala Lumpur.
Government speakers, ECA, insurance and banking panellists, fintech, law firm and corporate decision makers within the market convened to hear timely updates on issues including government initiatives to increase international trade and investment, the primary business challenges facing the commodity sector and the knock-on effect of the Chinese economic slowdown on Malaysian growth. Other themes discussed included digitisation, infrastructure development, intra-regional trade and Islamic financing.
With over 170 top tier experts in attendance from export, supply chain and trade finance markets, the Malaysia Trade & Export Finance Conference provided a key meeting place for all those involved in Malaysian trade and export finance.
Malaysia Trade & Export Finance Conference 2017
“Great event involving delegates from various countries from this region.”
N Kundakarla, Cargill
“Very informative and relevant.”
S Chong, Hong Leong Bank
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Overviewwww.gtreview.com
Sectors attended in 2017
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4%EUROPESwedenUnited Kingdom
1%MENAUAE
95%ASIAChinaHong KongIndiaIndonesiaMalaysiaPhilippinesSingaporeSri Lanka
Percentage of attendees by region in 2017
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“Very authoritative and imperative.”
S Man, Hong Leong Bank
“A very informative conference.”
K Lin, QSR Brands Holdings
Malaysia Trade & Export Finance Conference 2017
Statisticswww.gtreview.com
INSTITUTIONAL PARTNERS
MEDIA PARTNERS
SPONSORS
HOST PARTNER
The World’s Leading Islamic Finance News Provider
PR PARTNER
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Malaysia Trade & Export Finance Conference 2017
Sponsors & partnerswww.gtreview.com2017’s conference was supported by
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Corporates & traders
Adani Enterprises
Alcoa
AlloyMtd Group
Ayamas Food Corporation
Cargill
Elavite Greenlab Solutions
Enerfo
Export Trading Commodities
Fuciphagus Agritech
Gamlite IT
IFFCO
Itochu Corporation
Jaguar Steel & Coal
Kawan Food Manufacturing
Kong Wooi Fong Tea Merchants
Lotte Chemical Titan
Lukoil
Mewah Group
MPA Info Solutions
Ningbo YouHao Imp & Exp
Olam
Petco Trading Labuan Company
Petronas Trading Corporation
Phoenix Global
POS-SEA
Proton Holdings Berhad
QSR Brands (M) Holdings
Ramsi Shipping & Trading
Reliance Industries
Rhodium Resources
Roda Enigma
Siemens
TH IT Resource Centre
Thales Group
Triumph Global
Vale
Vale International
Volvo Group
SABIC Capital
MAS Holdings
Banks & financiers
Affin Bank
Alliance Bank
Asian Development Bank
BNY Mellon
Deutsche Bank
Euro Exim Bank
Export-Import Bank of Malaysia Berhad
Hong Leong Bank Berhad
HSBC
IBH Investment Bank Limited
ICICI Bank
Kenanga Investors Berhad
Maybank
Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group Incorporated (MUFG)
RHB Banking Group
Wells Fargo Bank
Insurers & risk managers
Arthur J. Gallagher
Asian Institute of Finance
BPL Global
Euler Hermes
Newstead International Limited
Qatar Reinsurance Company
QBE Insurance Group Limited
Swiss Re Corporate Solutions
Zurich Insurance Group
ECAs & multilaterals
Zhejiang Great Tao Network Technology Co. EKN NEXI
Consultants & accountants
CPA
Esperanza Management Advisors
Amanie Media Sdn Bhd
Mott MacDonald
Media
Bell Pottinger
Bernama
Harian Metro
MalayMail
Malaysia SME
Media Prima
Nanyang Siang Pau
Sin Chew Daily (MCIL Multimedia
Govt orgs & public bodies
British Malaysian Chamebr of Commerce (BMCC)
Global University of Islamic Finance
The Iclif Leadership & Governance Centre
ICC Academy
Labuan IBFC
Malaysia Digital Economy Corporation
Malaysia Institute of Management
Malaysian Gas Association
Malaysian Incorporated Services Berhad
Malaysian Institute of Management
Malaysian International Chamber of Commerce and Industry (MICCI)
Malaysian Investment Development Authority
Management & Science University
Matrade
MDEC
Ministry of International Trade and Industry Malaysia
Non-bank financiers
EFA Group Quantum Cube Resources Sdn Bhd
Lawyers
Abdul Rahman & Partners
Solution providers
AYS Group Bolero International MIT Micro Informatique & Technologies SA
“The conference went very well with notable speakers. Topics covered gave a great insight as to what most participants were wanting to hear.”
L Thomas, Malaysian International Chamber of Commerce and Industry
GTR Asia Trade & Treasury Week 2017 September 5-7, 2017 Singapore
Indonesia Trade & Commodity Finance Conference 2017 October 5, 2017 Jakarta, Indonesia
Malaysia Trade & Export Finance Conference 2017
Attendees www.gtreview.com171 delegates attended 2017’s conference representing the following companies
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●● Anupam Verma, Chief Executive, Singapore, ICICI Bank
●● Arham Abdul Rahman, Executive Director, Investment Promotion, Malaysian Investment Development Authority (MIDA)
●● Datuk Isham Ishak, Deputy Secretary General-Trade, Ministry of International Trade and Industry
●● Daud Vicary Abdullah, President & Chief Executive Officer, INCEIF
●● Edham Reza Shah Bin Dato’ Abdul Rahman, Senior Partner, Abdul Rahman & Partners
●● Euan Low, Infrastructure Advisory Services Director, Mott MacDonald
●● Hassan Omaish, Country Manager, Euler Hermes
●● Jovilyn Cotio, Relationship Manager, Supply Chain Finance Program, Asian Development Bank (ADB)
●● Khoo Kah Jin, Head of Insurance, Export-Import Bank of Malaysia
●● Kit Brownlees, Associate Director, Esperanza
●● Kjell Forsberg, Head of Telecom, EKN
●● Linda Zain, Director, Malaysian Incorporated Services Berhad
●● Muzzaffar Bin Othman, EVP, Digital Transformation Strategy, Maybank
●● Nurezali bin Osman, Head of eCommerce Planning & Strategy, eCommerce Enablement Division, Malaysia Digital Economy Corporation (MDEC)
●● Raymond Madden, Chief Executive Officer, Asian Institute of Finance
●● Richard Wulff, Vice-President, International Credit Insurance & Surety Association (ICISA) & General Manager, QBE Insurance
●● RJ Liow, Founder & Chief Executive Officer, AYS Group
●● Rohit Goyal, Deputy Head, Receivables and Supply Chain Finance, EFA Group
●● Sébastien Bruyant, Managing Director, Alcora
●● Srinivasan Venkita Padmanabhan, President & Global Head of Finance, Olam
●● Tim Warren, Regional Head, APAC, Zurich Insurance Company
●● Wan Latiff Wan Musa, Deputy Chief Executive Officer, Malaysia External Trade Development Corporation (Matrade)
“Great speakers with up-to-date topics and discussion, making this event live up to its status.”
M Ali, Petronas
“Great speakers and information on trade & export finance. Very useful!”
P Nathan, MICC
“Well organised and planned.”
M VSR, Quantum Cube Resources
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Speakers www.gtreview.com2017’s speakers included
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PRESS RELEASE
Malaysia Trade & Export Finance Conference brings together more than 170 industry experts
Global Trade Review (GTR) welcomed over 170 top tier experts in the export, supply chain and trade finance industry at the Malaysia Trade & Export Finance Conference 2017. The event took place at the Mandarin Oriental in Kuala Lumpur on March 14.
Supported by leading organisations in the industry including the Malaysian External Trade Development Corporation (MATRADE), Exim Bank Malaysia, British Malaysian Chamber of Commerce, International Trade Council, BNY Mellon, ICICI and Bolero, amongst many others, the event provided in-depth discussions, debate and un-paralleled networking opportunities with the market’s top experts.
Decision makers within the market convened to hear timely updates on issues such as government initiatives to increase international trade and investment, the primary business challenges facing the commodity sector and the knock-on effect of the Chinese economic slowdown on Malaysian growth.
Datuk Isham Ishak, Deputy Secretary General-Trade of the Malaysian Ministry of International Trade and Industry (MITI), gave an overview of Malaysia’s trade and investment environment as part of his keynote address. He also shared and elaborated on the government’s initiatives to boost growth through international collaborations, free trade agreements and robust policies.
The conference highlighted five main themes:
• Spotlight on Malaysia• Investment and finance• Digitisation in trade financing• Infrastructure development and intra-regional trade• Islamic financing
Among the notable speakers were Wan Latiff Wan Musa, Deputy CEO of MATRADE, who shared a Malaysian perspective on China’s One Belt One Road (OBOR) policy and its impact on Malaysia’s trade and investment landscape, and Raymond Madden, CEO of the Asian Institute of Finance, who explained the importance of meeting the skills gap for Malaysia’s banking and finance industry amidst digital disruption.
“Malaysia stands to benefit greatly from China’s One Belt One Road (OBOR) initiative as Chinese investment in infrastructure rises. Another important development in Asia and Malaysia in particular, is the advancement in trade digitisation which includes emerging concepts such as fintech and blockchain. Furthermore, Malaysia has one of the most developed markets for Islamic banking; supported by regulation as part of the country’s digital economy initiative,” said conference producer Aliza Mohsin.
“As the demand for alternative sources of finance rises in conjunction with digital disruption, it is important to understand the impact on Islamic financing and how it can compete with traditional sources of investments. Given these recent advancements, it is essential for the industry to stay ahead of the game and leverage on the opportunities that Malaysia has to offer,” she added.
The conference series continues with GTR Asia Trade & Treasury Week which will be held in Singapore from September 5-7. For the latest updates, visit www.gtreview.com/events.
Malaysia Trade & Export Finance Conference 2017
Press Release www.gtreview.com
