ASEAN Exchanges

ASEAN Exchanges is a collaboration among the exchanges in the ASEAN countries with the objectives of promoting greater integration of the ASEAN capital markets, enhancing the visibility of ASEAN as an asset class, and strengthening ASEAN as an attractive investment destination for both ASEAN and global investors.

Current participating ASEAN exchanges (“Member Exchanges”) are Bursa Malaysia Berhad, Indonesia Stock Exchange, The Philippine Stock Exchange, Singapore Exchange, The Stock Exchange of Thailand, and Vietnam Exchange.

Gateway to ASEAN Investment

Cross Asset Strategy

Multiple Countries / Cross Asset Strategy

<ul><li>China’s rise as a global manufacturing hub was fueled by WTO accession in 2001, supported by export-friendly policies, low-cost labor, and rapid infrastructure development.</li><li>A 1994 currency devaluation and a shift to value-added goods boosted productivity as labor costs increased.</li><li>Since the mid-2010s, rising costs and geopolitical factors have driven supply chains to Southeast Asia.</li></ul>

China’s rise as a global manufacturing hub was fueled by WTO accession in 2001, supported by export-friendly policies, low-cost labor, and rapid infrastructure development.A 1994 currency devaluation and a shift to value-added goods boosted productivity as labor costs increased.Since the mid-2010s, rising costs and geopolitical factors have driven supply chains to Southeast Asia.

The Shift Of Supply Chains From China To Southeast Asia