Bank hopeful of pickup in capital market activities


(From left) RHB Investment Bank Bhd head of retail securities & futures Eddy Tan Kheak Geai, CEO Robert Huray, Bermaz Motor Sdn Bhd branch sales operations general manager Shigeo Murayama (second from right) and RHB Investment Bank head of Malaysia retail broking Francis Ng (right) with the winners of Trade & Win 3.0 2018/19 Campaign, who walked away with a brand new Mazda2 Skyactiv and Mazda CX-5 Skyactiv.

SHAH ALAM: RHB Investment Bank Bhd remains hopeful for a slight pickup in capital market activities for the second half of the year, despite the weakening external environment and the impact of rising US-China trade frictions.

Speaking after the prize-giving ceremony of Trade & Win 3.0 2018/19 Campaign yesterday, RHB Investment Bank chief executive officer Robert Huray said Malaysia will continue to face challenges stemming from global macro-environment factors.

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