Leading in Times of Volatility

The global economy has become more interlinked through the flow of goods, people and the adoption of similar regulatory frameworks. More than most countries, Malaysia’s economy is tied to global markets. However, many business strategies are still tailored to tackle local causes of business uncertainty. Yet such risks are dwarfed by the global impact on local movements. Navigating volatility can be tricky, but how can business leaders turn uncertainty into opportunities?