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財今投资论坛: 贸易乱流 逆势而上

20-May-25 17:22

財今投资论坛: 贸易乱流 逆势而上

在全球政经局势持续动荡的当下,我们特别策划

【2025财今投资论坛:贸易乱流·逆势而上】

助您掌握大势、精准出击!

日期:2025年6月14日(星期六)

时间:9am - 1pm(8am开始报到)

地点:The Vertical, Bangsar South City

活动两大主题亮点:

#2025市场展望:掌握局势,在乱流中寻找机会

一小时圆桌论坛,邀集三位重量级讲者,共同剖析2025下半年全球与本地经济局势及市场的风险与机遇。

1) 黄锦荣 | 拉曼大学郑鸿标商业及金融学院经济学教授

2) 胡逸山 | 马来西亚太平洋研究中心首席顾问

3) 潘俭伟 | 财政部前政治秘书

#2025投资布局:让利益最大化的投资策略

锁定增长潜力板块,制定更具前瞻性的资产配置与投资策略。

1) 莊清秀 | Areca Capital首席投资官

2) 黄詝瀚 | Tradeview资本创办人、首席执行员

3) 谭成暐 | iFast投资顾问部助理总监

机会难得,名额有限,门票RM50,立即报名参与!

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