Tun Musa Hitam

Tun Musa Hitam is the Chairman of World Islamic Economic Forum (WIEF) Foundation and former Deputy Prime Minister of Malaysia.
 

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Navigate the great inflection point: How Corporate and Investment bankers can rise to meet new pressures and new players

The APAC Lending Paradox: Why strategy is clear, but execution is everything

Shaping the Future of Banking: An Exploration of ASEAN Trends and Transformations

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Banking in a Volatile Economy & Navigating Uncertainty

Bridging The Gap: A Survey On Alternative Financing

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Asian Banking & Finance and Insurance Asia Summit - Singapore - July 1, 2026

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Asian Banking & Finance and Insurance Asia Summit - Hong Kong - November 5, 2026

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BSN eyes retail and gold to push beyond mortgage-heavy roots
Islamic Banking BSN eyes retail and gold to push beyond mortgage-heavy roots
It is wading downstream from mortgages to lend to developers, hardware stores, and the likes.
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Insurance growth strains trust at claims stage
Indonesia's financial sector urged to shift from expansion to resilience
Indonesia's financial sector urged to shift from expansion to resilience
Banks and insurers must chase AI value creation, not cost savings
Banks and insurers must chase AI value creation, not cost savings

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Asia-Pacific deal values drop to $127 billion after major tariff shock

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Fragmented rules and AI push banks to overhaul controls

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Wealth managers shift toward portfolio advice

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Philippine agriculture needs productivity-led reforms

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Asia’s 20% advantage: The simplification strategy rewriting banking from Singapore to Shanghai

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Perth is emerging as an unlikely testbed for the future of global finance