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At a time of heightened uncertainty, companies’ globalisation strategies are evolving as they seek to mitigate risk through diversification of markets, supply chains, products and financing sources. Meanwhile, rapid digital transformation and the drive for innovation demands a new approach to corporate growth.
In a survey by FT Longitude, 64% of multinational companies and local corporates cited business diversification as a key organisational priority, with Asia-Pacific identified as the most important region for their expansion. Among the attractions of the region recognised by respondents, the growth potential ranks first, followed by its strategic location for global supply chains, talent and human capital, and proximity to sourcing or end-markets, among other factors.
A key barrier that companies face in expanding in Asia-Pacific is access to capital, according to the survey. Finance and treasury are therefore central to their organisations’ expansion and diversification strategies, as well as wider efforts to fuel innovation and growth across the region. Yet these functions are restricted by regulatory questions, financial constraints and other factors.
Join the Financial Times for a high-level briefing, in partnership with DBS, as corporate finance and treasury leaders and other experts discuss how these functions are adapting to changes in the global business environment and what role they will play in Asia-Pacific’s future as an investment destination.
The event was conducted in English with Mandarin simultaneous interpretation for the video on-demand.
Diversification of Markets
What makes Asia-Pacific the most important region for corporate expansion?
Evolving Globalisation
What will the next phase of globalisation look like?
Access to Capital
How can companies find funding for new investments?
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