Opportunities abound for M’sia


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KUALA LUMPUR: Global investors are looking for places to put money in Asean, due in large part to the geopolitical situation between the United States and China, and Malaysia has a very interesting opportunity to attract investments, according to JPMorgan head of Asia-Pacific equity research James Sullivan.

“If we look at it from an asset allocation perspective, what we’ve seen are dramatic shifts of capital out of China, and partially into the rest of the region (Asia).

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