In Episode 3, hosted by Lisa from Penjana Kapital, we explore Women in Entrepreneurship with the inspiring story of Ayana Jihye Moon. Originally from South Korea, Ayana's journey is one of resilience and determination. From converting to Islam as a teenager to overcoming unique challenges, Ayana's story is a testament to breaking barriers and achieving success.

Join us as we explore Ayana's remarkable journey, the hurdles she overcame, and the triumphs that shaped her path. Discover valuable lessons and inspiration, especially for women in finance and entrepreneurship.

In this episode, we sit down with Mr. Chehan Perera to dissect the Malaysian market outlook for 2024. Drawing from his comprehensive report, Mr. Chehan shares invaluable insights on key sectors poised for growth, potential underperformers, and strategic investment opportunities.  

We delve into the lessons learned from 2023's market performance and how they shape the future. Mr. Chehan also offers expert advice for investors navigating this dynamic landscape, highlighting economic and policy factors that could influence market trends.

This episode dissects the recent macroeconomic developments, taking glimpse of upcoming economic and monetary releases, as well as exploring the outlook of the financial markets. We then shift our gaze to the recent Budget Announcement in Malaysia, deciphering its significance and unravelling what it means for the nation's economic trajectory, at least in the short-to-medium term.

In this episode, we welcome Patrick Yip, co-founder of Intudo Ventures, an “Indonesia-only” VC Fund.

Prior to co-founding Intudo Ventures, Patrick was the Managing Director of Gemala Sarana Wiyata, an Indonesian-based private equity investment firm that acted as the local partner for Goldman Sachs Investment Partners. Before that, he also spent his time in CP Prima, GE Capital and investment banks globally.

In this insightful conversation, we delve into Indonesia’s overall startup ecosystem, the Indonesian government’s role in catalysing a VC ecosystem as well as how Malaysia and Indonesia can work together to create a two-way partnership which will enable startups to expand across the two nations.

In this episode of "The Long Game" podcast, we sit down with Dr Ong Kian Ming, a former MP of Bangi & Deputy Minister of MITI, to discuss the current state of investment in Malaysia. Despite the country's aspirations to be a hub for foreign investment, the numbers show a different picture. Join us as we hear from Dr Ong on the challenges Malaysia is facing in attracting foreign investment and the long-term sustainability of relying on local capital. Don't miss this informative and thought-provoking conversation on "The Long Game".