Global trade is being reshaped, with new routes, relationships and growth opportunities redefining globalisation.
At the Institute of International Finance (
@IIF) Annual Membership Meeting in Bangkok, our President, International, Ben Hung, joined senior banking leaders to discuss what this shift means for businesses navigating geopolitical uncertainty, changing trade patterns and supply-chain realignment.
The conversation, which took place alongside the International Monetary Fund (
@IMFNews) and World Bank (
@WorldBankGroup) Annual Meetings, explored how new opportunities are emerging across fast-growing corridors, including China–ASEAN, intra-ASEAN, India and the Middle East, and Africa–China, as companies rethink where they manufacture, source and sell.
“Fragmentation does not necessarily mean there isn’t going to be any growth coming through…[it] is simply redefining globalisation in a different way,” Ben told the panel.
For financial institutions, the priority is to help clients navigate these changing patterns, and turn greater complexity into more resilient approaches to trade, investment and funding.
As a leading international bank, we connect corporate and institutional clients to a network that offers unique access to long-term growth opportunities across Asia, Africa and the Middle East, Europe and the Americas.
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