Asia Investment Research New Issue: Malaysia’s Economic Transition and Tracking Inbound Investments

MALAYSIA’S ECONOMIC TRANSITION: FROM PLANTATIONS AND PALM OIL TO TECH AND GREEN ENERGY

Our latest issue of Asian Investment Research (AIR) is a unique, in-depth report into Malaysia’s key economic and investment environment, complete with detailed project tracking through mid-2022, as well as sector growth and opportunity prospect analysis for financial and corporate investors alike.

Featuring unique data that is unavailable elsewhere, this report provides a current and in-depth look into Malaysia’s accelerating investment environment. Based on activity over the past two years, we provide specific in-country M&A deal data and analysis for dozens of capital market, PE and VC investments made across key top performing, and emerging sectors.

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BRITAIN AND CHINA'S COMPETITION FOR ASIAN TRADE AND INVESTMENT

The issue also features updates on the latest positions as regards the United Kingdom's application to join the CPTPP, discusses the UK position as an ASEAN observer nation, and provides the latest technical trade agreements and tariff reductions as affect British involvement in Indonesia, Singapore, Thailand, and Vietnam.

BANGLADESH TRADE, DEVELOPMENT & ECONOMIC PROSPECTS IN THE EMERGING ASIAN-EUROPEAN SUPPLY CHAIN

In this specific country issue of AIR, we examine where key opportunities and bottlenecks are, as well as discussing Bangladesh's potential as a supply chain addition to the 'China Plus One' concept as well as being a bridge between ASEAN and SAARC. This is essential research for any Asian executives and investors seeking a deeper understanding into South and South-East Asian region.

RUSSIA'S PIVOT TO ASIA

We examine the lead up to conflict in terms of Russia's macro-economics, foreign investment, its relations with China, Iran, Turkey, Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Central Asia, the Eurasian Economic Union, India, Pakistan, ASEAN, Japan and South Korea and illustrate how Ukraine is a component part of a far wider geopolitical struggle between the East and West.