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  1. 22 giờ trước

    ASEAN Banks: Resilient But Cracks Are Showing

    Banks are the heart of an economy, when they struggle, everyone feels it. Southeast Asian banks head into the second half of 2026 with solid capital and liquidity buffers on paper, but the lingering fallout from the Iran war and a fragile peace deal are testing these its resilience.  We discuss: Why banking sector health is a leading indicator for the wider economy How Indonesia's rupiah weakness, an MSCI downgrade threat, and capital outflows are filtering into banks' dollar bonds Why Thailand's elevated household debt is weighing on asset quality, and which lenders are better positioned The Philippines' weaker capital ratios at midsize banks Singapore's new TLAC and Liquidity Coverage Ratio rules, and how the region's dollar bonds could perform if the Iran peace deal doesn't holdImage credit: Shutterstock See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

    32 phút

  2. 1 ngày trước

    Human Capital: The Real Edge in the AI Era

    Deloitte's 2026 Global Human Capital Trends report argues that human capital is the real competitive advantage as organisations transform with AI. This extends to how AI is used within the organisation, the guardrails that need to be in place, how AI can support employee satisfaction and hiring, and how far any of this can go without trust. We discuss:  Nearly 60% of workers are already using AI at work on their own initiative, while only 14% of leaders feel equipped to guide how people and AI should work together. How should leaders close that gap? How does unresolved cultural debt accumulate within a company over time, and what are the warning signs? Should AI take over all the routine work, or should employees still be given simple tasks to avoid burnout? What should business owners be doing now to keep trust, skills and culture from falling behind? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

    38 phút

  3. 2 ngày trước

    Can AI Replace Consultants?

    Large consulting firms are increasingly using AI, raising important questions for the companies that hire them. Are firms disclosing when AI has contributed to a report? How do consultants add value in an AI-enabled environment? As companies build their own internal AI capabilities, what will the future role of external consultants be, and how should business owners evaluate and select them? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

    27 phút

  4. 3 ngày trước

    The Future of Hospitality With AI in the Picture

    Rohit Ramesh, from Boston Consulting Group, tells us how AI is reshaping the entire hotel business, from how properties are designed and built to how rooms are priced, staff are deployed, and guest experiences are delivered.  We discuss:  How hotels are moving past digital tools at the front desk toward faster operations, leaner costs and more personalised service.  How automation can create value in an industry built on human connection, Where Malaysia’s hotels stand against neighbours like Singapore and Indonesia in adopting this technology. Image credit: Pixabay See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

    31 phút

  5. 6 ngày trước

    AI Trust, AI Scepticism, and The Business Opportunity Within

    What does the world, including Malaysians, feel about AI? A recent Ipsos survey of more than 23,000 people across the globe found that confidence in AI is rising, especially across Asia, but enthusiasm does not always translate into trust. We discuss: How Malaysians feel about AI's impact on their jobs, daily lives and productivity, and where confidence starts to thin out. Why Asian markets consistently lead global AI optimism, and why Americans remain far more cautious despite being home to the world's biggest AI companies. What Businesses Should Do: What positive AI sentiment across Malaysia means for companies operating here See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

    23 phút

  6. 1 thg 7

    Why ASEAN’s Conglomerates Have Lost Their Edge

    For decades, Southeast Asian conglomerates pulled off a rare financial miracle: they consistently outpaced single-focus, pure-play firms. But that golden era is long over. Today, pure-plays win across every performance bracket, leaving massive family empires facing a brutal reality check. A vast divide has opened up across the region, with top-tier giants pulling in an impressive 20% annualised return while the bottom quartile plummets to a dismal negative 8%. In this episode of Enterprise Explores, Amanda Chin, Partner at Bain & Company, joins us to unpack their recent report, Southeast Asia Conglomerates: It’s Time for Reinvention. We dive into why traditional structural advantages, like privileged regulatory access and in-house banking credit, have completely evaporated, and how complex legacy structures are saddling family empires with an average 32% "conglomerate discount." Tune in to find out more about: The Generational Handover: Why the shift from post-WWII founders with gritty, hands-on operational mindsets to second and third generations is pushing corporate performance to extreme highs or devastating lows. The Danger of No Man's Land: The critical, often emotional choice family empires must make between staying operationally entrenched or stepping back to let professional managers run the portfolio. The 32% Conglomerate Tax: How convoluted webs of cascading listed entities confuse modern investors, and why breaking them up into clean pure-plays under a private holding company unlocks hidden value. The Strategic Steward Model: Why corporate centers must stop micromanaging business units and instead act like active investors, granting CEOs full operational autonomy while aligning them to a multi-year value creation plan. The Malaysian Landscape: How local groups are mirroring regional trends, alongside a look at the domestic bright spots pivoting successfully into high-growth sectors like healthcare and artificial intelligence. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

    32 phút

  7. 30 thg 6

    Can Malaysia Become ASEAN's Franchise Gateway?

    Malaysia wants to become the regional launchpad for franchise expansion across Southeast Asia. But turning that ambition into reality requires policy, financing, cross-border collaboration, and the right people. Tune in to find out: What the ASEAN Franchise Gateway is trying to achieve, and why the region needs it now. What a successful franchise ecosystem could mean for Malaysian SMEs, investment, job creation and exports beyond the industry itself. What needs to be in place, from regulation and financing to stronger local brands and cross-border collaboration. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

    34 phút

  8. 29 thg 6

    How Close Is Malaysia to a Fiscal Crisis?

    Malaysia's statutory debt is sitting at 64% of GDP, dangerously close to the legal limit of 65%. The fiscal deficit target of 3.5% looks increasingly hard to meet. How does Malaysia get its fiscal house in order, and what happens if it doesn't? We discuss: What is the impact of missing the country’s fiscal deficit target by a significant margin?  Is it possible to reduce the national debt to 60% of GDP by 2030?  Could Malaysia find itself in a position similar to Indonesia, facing a sovereign credit rating downgrade? Image credit: Pixabay See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

    27 phút
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