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For Malaysia, The Bottom Up Approach To Equities Pays

Simon Lim, Head of Equities, Hong Leong Asset Management

16-Jan-24 09:15

For Malaysia, The Bottom Up Approach To Equities Pays

Its early days yet for the FBMKLCI but its already one of the best performing markets in Asia with only Japan and Philippines doing better. We ask Simon Lim, Head of Equities at Hong Leong Asset Management if this trend will persist for the rest of the year and what sectors we should be paying attention to.

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Produced by: Wong Shou Ning

Presented by: Wong Shou Ning


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Tags:  bottom up approachmalaysia economic growthmalaysian equities





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