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HSBC Malaysia Capitalising On Nation's Potential

Dato' Omar Siddiq, CEO, HSBC Malaysia

05-Jun-24 08:00

HSBC Malaysia Capitalising On Nation's Potential

The banking sector is seen an a barometer of the economy and what does a bank with a 140 year legacy have to share about the state of Malaysian consumers and businesses.  CEO of HSBC Malaysia,  Dato' Omar Siddiq tells us whilst sharing with us the current operating landscape, how it creates its own niche in a very competitive environment and the KPIs set by headquarters.

Produced by: Moh Heng Ying

Presented by: Wong Shou Ning


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