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Showing posts with label events. Show all posts
FLP Talk: Commercial/Consumer Banking and Capital Markets - Industry Outlook and Career Prospects
Time: 3-4pm
Venue: Auditorium 7, Sunway University College, Bandar Sunway
Speaker: Mr Lee Kok Kwan, Deputy Chief Financial Officer, Group Treasury and Investment, CIMB Group
Topic: Financial markets are in a turmoil globally engulfing commercial banks, investment banks, insurance companies, hedge funds and mutual funds/unit trust. This talk will focus on the impact and outlook of the financial industry in Malaysia and the region as well as career opportunities going forward.
FLP Talk : A Comprehensive Communication Framework for Brand Building
Venue: Theatre Hall, 6th floor
Admission: Free for All, limited seats only
Speaker: Mr Effendy Shahul Hamid, Head of of Group Corporate Communications, CIMB Group
Topic: Amidst the current financial crisis, corporations and their respective brands are further challenged to make a difference. This session discusses the role of branding, public relations, sponsorship and CSR- and how they operate as part of a comprehensive communications framework.
WSJ-CIMB FLP program: http://www.wsj-asia.com/flp/malaysia.html
Speaker: Mr Effendy Shahul Hamid, Head of of Group Corporate Communications, CIMB Group
Topic: Amidst the current financial crisis, corporations and their respective brands are further challenged to make a difference. This session discusses the role of branding, public relations, sponsorship and CSR- and how they operate as part of a comprehensive communications framework.
WSJ-CIMB FLP program: http://www.wsj-asia.com/flp/malaysia.html
There is a quiz for all students who are interested
RichDadPoorDad CashFlow Game
Time: 1-4 pm
Venue: Theatre Hall
Admission: Free For All
Venue: Theatre Hall
Admission: Free For All
Ever heard of Robert Kiyosaki's RichDadPoorDad? It's one of the most celebrated personal finance book. And CashFlow is the game invented by this author! How this game works is that it teaches the principles applied in the book and it's a fun game for friends to play and to understand money.
Now, this event is fully free for all and we will let everyone to have a chance at this Cashflow game that is not readily available in Malaysia as to buy the game is expensive (note: app. RM 700) so we are giving everyone a chance at this game for 3 hours for FREE!
So, join us for the game at this day and sign up at 10th floor counter before Thursday next week!
How Well Would Malaysia Weather the Global Crisis?
Speaker: Mr Lee Heng Guie, Chief Economist of CIMB Bank
Venue: Auditorium, Sunway University College
Date: 13 March 2009
Time: 3-4 pm
Summary
The talk touched on the global and US perspective on the economy, giving a snapshot view of what is happening around the world. It also touched on the global policy response and the current situation in Malaysia. Additionally, the speaker provided some suggestions and recommendations of what would best be done to improve Malaysian economy.
Detail
Mr. Lee Heng Guie, Chief Economist of CIMB first begun with explaining how US finance its spending and what actually caused the recession. It then went into explaining the policies taken such as how bank deposits are guaranteed in the banking system. He mentioned about the Keynesian theory and that if interest is pushed too low but the economy does not improve, it will fall into a liquidity trap. This, he explained, will not be good, because there will not be confidence in the banking system. So, it is necessary to restore confidence and to stabilize the market as although people defer purchases at the beginning of the recession, spending will return to normal after a period of time, when they find that they still need to make those purchases. Mr. Lee further explained that it is gone as inflation will turn into negative and it should be sustained. He agreed that stimulus plans should be taken, but must be pulled back after the economy starts to recover, so that it does not reintroduce inflation.
He remarked that Malaysia will go into a technical recession as we are export orientated. Furthermore, he commented that the good points about the current situation in Malaysia are that there are more money in the system comparing to prevent slumps, the government is managing their debts well, and having a healthier balance sheet for corporations. He also suggested that the government needs to be transparent with their retrenchment numbers, so that the public are aware of the things that are happening. Mr. Lee states that the future of the economy is in the service sector as it drives youths and the human capital. He believes that the pick up in global growth will be gradual and speedy restructuring of the banking sector and the normal functions if credit markets presentation for sustained market recovery.
Venue: Auditorium, Sunway University College
Date: 13 March 2009
Time: 3-4 pm
Summary
The talk touched on the global and US perspective on the economy, giving a snapshot view of what is happening around the world. It also touched on the global policy response and the current situation in Malaysia. Additionally, the speaker provided some suggestions and recommendations of what would best be done to improve Malaysian economy.
Detail
Mr. Lee Heng Guie, Chief Economist of CIMB first begun with explaining how US finance its spending and what actually caused the recession. It then went into explaining the policies taken such as how bank deposits are guaranteed in the banking system. He mentioned about the Keynesian theory and that if interest is pushed too low but the economy does not improve, it will fall into a liquidity trap. This, he explained, will not be good, because there will not be confidence in the banking system. So, it is necessary to restore confidence and to stabilize the market as although people defer purchases at the beginning of the recession, spending will return to normal after a period of time, when they find that they still need to make those purchases. Mr. Lee further explained that it is gone as inflation will turn into negative and it should be sustained. He agreed that stimulus plans should be taken, but must be pulled back after the economy starts to recover, so that it does not reintroduce inflation.
He remarked that Malaysia will go into a technical recession as we are export orientated. Furthermore, he commented that the good points about the current situation in Malaysia are that there are more money in the system comparing to prevent slumps, the government is managing their debts well, and having a healthier balance sheet for corporations. He also suggested that the government needs to be transparent with their retrenchment numbers, so that the public are aware of the things that are happening. Mr. Lee states that the future of the economy is in the service sector as it drives youths and the human capital. He believes that the pick up in global growth will be gradual and speedy restructuring of the banking sector and the normal functions if credit markets presentation for sustained market recovery.
Crystal
GRAB THAT CHANCE FOR YOUR DREAM JOB IMAGE WORKSHOP
Date: 21 March 2009 (Sat)
Time: 2.50-4.00pm
Speaker: Josephine Lui, Managing Consultant (Imagine Image Consultancy)
If you wish to grab that dream job of yours, make it happen.
You've got to be perfect from head to toe, and your mannerism should be as pleasant as from the minute you step into the its office., because your body language shows!
Time: 2.50-4.00pm
Speaker: Josephine Lui, Managing Consultant (Imagine Image Consultancy)
If you wish to grab that dream job of yours, make it happen.
You've got to be perfect from head to toe, and your mannerism should be as pleasant as from the minute you step into the its office., because your body language shows!
Talk Info:
a. What is appropriate working, casual, smart casual outfits. Impress your interviewers with the appropriate dressing
b. Choose colors that compliment them
c. Apply camouflage techiques to give a flattering look
d. Your overall grooming - make-up does it harmonise with the outfit you wore for the day
e. Your first impression : body language tells a million words
f. Little details you should take note in front of your interviewers
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