Against the current geopolitical backdrop, how are banks staying ahead for shareholders and customers? Dato’ Khairussaleh Ramli, President & Group CEO of Maybank, spoke at the Financial Times Global Banking Summit in London recently in the panel session View from the Top. He shared Maybank’s strategies, riding on the high growth trajectory of ASEAN and its potential as a region.
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