In a subdued global economic climate, the Association of South-East Asian Countries (ASEAN) remains a destination for global investors and businesses seeking untapped growth potential. With its booming consumer and labor markets, high levels of digitization and innovation, rapid infrastructure development, demand for foreign investments and partnerships, and return of tourism, ASEAN offers significant opportunities to deploy short- and long-term capital and to partner with domestic firms. How can investors find the right opportunities in such a diverse and dynamic region? What are the greatest challenges and concerns among global leaders? Join our panel to identify what’s needed to negotiate risks, forge meaningful partnerships, and optimize returns from ASEAN. 

Moderator

Laura Deal Lacey

Executive Vice President, MI International, Milken Institute

Speakers

Munirah Khairuddin

CEO, Malaysia and Global Islamic, Principal

Ted Osius

President and CEO, US-ASEAN Business Council

Fitri Othman

Chief Investment Officer, Armed Forces Fund Board (LTAT)

Ganen Sarvananthan

Managing Partner, Head of Asia and the Middle East, TPG