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      Malaysia’s carbon initiatives can be a timely driver of regional harmonisation
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      Malaysia’s carbon initiatives can be a timely driver of regional harmonisation

      The Malaysian government has announced plans to implement a carbon tax aimed at the iron, steel and energy industries by 2026. This puts a minimum price on carbon and incentivises carbon reductions in these sectors. 
      Tariff jam
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      Tariff jam

      Trump's tariffs deals are more than just an economic policy shift - it is also a geopolitical play that could divide global trade and nations. John Woods, our Asia CIO, analyses what these tariffs could mean for countries, particularly those in Asia. 
      Indonesia shifts gear in EV battery push
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      Indonesia shifts gear in EV battery push

      Indonesia is stepping up efforts to develop a localised EV battery supply chain to take advantage of the projected growth of the EV battery market and its own mineral resources.
      Hong Kong – Canary in a goldmine
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      Hong Kong – Canary in a goldmine

      Amidst rising geopolitical tensions, is Hong Kong still worth the bet? John Woods, our Asia CIO unpacks why the city still matters in the global investment landscape.
      Lombard Odier honoured in six categories at WealthBriefingAsia and WealthBriefingAsia Greater China Awards 2025
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      Lombard Odier honoured in six categories at WealthBriefingAsia and WealthBriefingAsia Greater China Awards 2025

      The awards reflect the depth of our commitment in Asia, and the breadth of expertise behind our proposition to our clients and partners.

      Hong Leong Bank and Lombard Odier Form Strategic Alliance
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      Hong Leong Bank and Lombard Odier Form Strategic Alliance

      Lombard Odier is pleased to form a Strategic Alliance with Hong Leong Bank, setting a new benchmark for private banking in Singapore, Malaysia, and the region. Read more.
      Blinkmanship – can the US and China step back from the brink?
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      Blinkmanship – can the US and China step back from the brink?

      For US-China trade tensions, the path to de-escalation is long, and the stakes are high. John Woods, our Asia CIO muses that while neither side wants to appear weak, there’s clear motivation to strike a deal sooner.
      Trump’s energy stance could solidify China’s clean tech role in APAC
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      Trump’s energy stance could solidify China’s clean tech role in APAC

      With President Trump’s current stance on clean energy, China’s proximity to APAC may be critical in aiding the growth of sustainable solutions in the region, and boosting its own status as leader in many renewable energy segments.
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