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Doing Business & InvestinginMalaysiaCHOONG Yin PhengGlobal Markets, Kuala Lumpur27th September 2018

Malaysia – your country of choice/ business destination Why? Where/ Which? How? Who?

Hong Leong Bank Berhad Strategically located3.2%Long run average 3.7%4.1%4.8%7.1%6.3%5.0%4.2%5.2%

Commendable & steady economic growth; above EM average5.7%5.5%

Well-contained inflation; below world and EM averages2.4%

Healthy Labour market - Ample Workers% YOY‘0005.7%

Relatively resilient financial markets

Financial markets – how does Malaysia fair?

Sound and well-capitalized banking system

Banking system – regional comparison

Ample foreign reserves and current account surplusesUS 104b

Competitiveness ranking - 2nd highest amongASEAN member countries; 22nd worldwideSource: IMD World Competitiveness Center

Ease of Doing Business – 2nd among ASEAN;24th worldwideReforms in gettingcredit, protectingminority investors,and trading acrossborderSource: World Bank

Cost of Doing Business - Relatively Low5.07%3.89%3.25%

Cost of Doing Business - Regional Comparison

FDI – on an upward trajectory

Total approved investment – dominated byservices sector

Key contributing sectors of the Malaysian economy

Hong Kong - Malaysia Trade TiesICs (65%)Semicond devices (9%)Computers (4%)Office machine parts (3%)Phones (3%)ICs (19%)Broadcasting equipment (9%)Telephones (6%)PCBs (5%)Computers (4%)

Malaysia ranks high in Chinese Belt & Road investment(US bn)

Property Investment – Always a favorite for HK ?Malaysia citizen& PRNon-Citizens &Non-PRCompaniesDisposal within 3 years fromthe date of property purchase30%30%30%Disposal in 4thyear20%30%20%Disposal in 5thyear15%30%15%Disposal in 6thyear andsubsequent year0%5%5%Disposal of propertySource: Global Property Guide

Foreign Exchange Administration Rulings (FEAR) :In and Out Both PossibleIncoming funds from abroad intoMalaysiaExportsNon-exports(services, loans, dividend etc)75% conversioninto MYR*25% FCA100% FCA* If client can provide documents (invoice) showing FC obligation, can keep the funds in FC up tothe amount stated in the documentsExample: US 100k incoming,(a) No import invoice(b) Import Invoice US 60kMYR(c) Import Invoice US 100k Client keeps 25% in FCA, 75% convert into MYRClient keeps US 60k in FCA, US 40k convert into Client keeps all US 100k in FCAHedging(a)Client is allowed to hedge import/ loan repayment (Bank sell USD) up to 6 months; beyond6 months need BNM prior approval(b)Client (exporter) is allowed to hedge (Bank buy USD) up to 6 months from shipment date;beyond 6 months need BNM prior approvalInstruction Letterfrom authorizedsignatoriesHK customerscan pay/ receivein MYR termsAppointed Overseas Office (AOO) –HLB Hong Kong

Opportunities from ASEAN HK FTA?Scope of the FTA: Trade in goods Trade in services Investment Economic & technicalcooperation Intellectual property Dispute settlementPotential benefits: Lower custom duties imposedby ASEAN and fewerrestrictions will help improveoverall competitiveness ofHong Kong in the internationalmarket Better and fairer investmentprotection Provide a platform for HK andASEAN to extend its marketreach Business opportunitiesoffered by Belt & RoadInitiative (BRI)Malaysia-specific agreement:1.Malaysia will eliminate customduties on 85% of tariff lineswithin 10 years; from as much as35% currently2.Products included: Apparel & clothing accessories Jewellry Machinery & electronics Watches & clocks Toys, games & sport requisites3. Malaysia will allow anaggregate foreign interest of upto 30% or RM10m (US 2.5bn) invalue on M&A and takeovers,double WTO commitment ofRM5m4. Malaysia will open urbanplanning and landscapearchitectural services, andmaritime freight forwardingservices

DisclaimerDISCLAIMERThis report is f or inf ormation purpos es onl y and does not take int o account t he i nvest ment obj ecti ves, financial situation or particul ar needs of any particul arrecipient. The information c ont ained her ein does not constitut e the pr ovision of inves tment advice and is not intended as an of fer or solicitati on wit h res pec t t o t hepurchase or sale of any of the financial instruments mentioned in this report and will not form the basis or a part of any contract or commitment whatsoever.The information c ont ained in this publication is deri ved from dat a obt ained fr om sources believed by Hong Leong Bank Ber had (“HLBB”) to be reliable and in goodfaith, but no warranti es or guarantees, representations are made by HLBB wit h regard to the accurac y, compl eteness or s ui tabilit y of the dat a. Any opi nionsexpressed r eflect the c urrent judgment of t he authors of t he report and do not necess arily represent the opinion of H LBB or a ny of t he c ompanies wit hin the HongLeong Bank Group (“HLB Group”). The opini ons reflected herei n may c hange wit hout notice and the opinions do not necess arily corres pond t o the opinions ofHLBB. HLBB does not have an obligation to amend, modif y or update t his report or to ot her wise notif y a reader or recipient th ereof in the event that any matt erstated herein, or any opinion, projection, forecast or estimate set forth herein, changes or subsequently becomes inaccurate.HLB Gr oup, t heir directors, employees and represent ati ves do not have any res ponsibilit y or liabilit y to any person or reci pi ent ( whether by reason of negligence,negligent misstat ement or ot herwis e) arising from any s tat ement, opini on or inf ormation, express ed or implied, arising out of , contai ned in or derived from oromission from t he reports or matter. H LBB may, t o the extent per mitt ed by law, buy, sell or hold significantl y long or short positi ons; act as inves tment and/ orcommercial bankers; be repres ented on t he board of the issuers; and/or engage i n ‘mar ket making’ of sec urities mentioned here in. The past perf ormance offinanci al instruments is not indicati ve of future results. Whilst every ef fort is made t o ensure that s tat ements of f acts made in t his report are accurat e, all esti mates,projections, f orecas ts, expressions of opini on and other s ubj ecti ve j udgments contained in t his report ar e based on assumpti ons c onsi dered to be reasonabl e as ofthe dat e of t he doc ument in which t hey are c ont ained and must not be construed as a repres entation t hat the mat ters ref erred to t herei n will occur. Any projec tionsor forec asts mentioned in this report may not be achi eved due to multiple ris k f actors i ncludi ng wit hout limit ation mar ket volatility, sect or vol atility, corporat e ac tions ,the unavailabilit y of complete and accurate inf ormation. No ass uranc e can be given that any opinion des cribed herei n woul d yi eld f avorable inves tment results.Recipients who are not mar ket professional or ins titutional inves tor c ustomer of HLBB s hould s eek the advic e of their i ndepen dent financi al advisor prior to t akingany investment decision based on the recommendationsin this report.HLBB may provide hyperlinks to websit es of entities mentioned i n t his report, however the incl usion of a link does not i mpl y that HLBB endors es, rec ommends orapproves any mat erial on the linked page or acc essible from it. Such linked websites ar e access ed entirely at your own risk. HLBB does not acc ept res ponsi bilitywhatsoever for any such material, nor for consequences of its use.This report is not direct ed t o, or intended for distribution t o or use by, any person or entit y who is a citizen or resident of or loc ated in any st ate, c ountr y or otherjurisdiction where s uch distribution, publication, availabilit y or us e would be contrary t o law or regulation. This report is for t he us e of t he address ees onl y and maynot be redistributed, reproduc ed or passed on t o any ot her pers on or published, in part or in whole, for any purpose, wit hout the pr ior, writt en consent of HLBB.The manner of distributing this report may be restrict ed by law or regulati on in cert ain c ountries. Persons int o whose poss ession this report may c ome ar e requiredto inform themselves about and to observe such restrictions. By accepting this report, a recipient hereof agrees to be bound by the foregoing limitations.

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Doing Business & Investing in Malaysia . . Cost of Doing Business - Relatively Low 5.07% 3.89% 3.25% . Cost o

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