Show Notes
Malaysia’s Islamic capital market is sophisticated and well established, but its next phase of growth will depend on connecting a broader range of issuers with deeper pools of institutional capital. This session examines what issuers need from the market, how credit enhancement can broaden access and support cross-border investment, and where liquidity, sustainable finance and new sources of demand can create fresh opportunities for growth. Moderator: Nicholas Edmondes, Partner, Trowers &...
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