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We're excited to invite you to an exclusive webinar discussion featuring Mr. Alvin Liew, Senior Economist and Senior Vice President of Global Economics and Market Research at UOB. Mr. Liew will delve into the economic outlook and business landscape in Singapore, offering expert analysis and forecasts to help you navigate the evolving business environment.
Here are the key highlights of the webinar:
- Analysis of Singapore's Economic Outlook: Gain insights into the current economic trends, challenges, and opportunities facing Singapore in 2024 and beyond.
- Budget 2024 Measures for Businesses: Understand the key initiatives and measures introduced in Budget 2024 and their impact on businesses, particularly those in the heartlands.
- Implications for Heartland Business Owners: Discover what Budget 2024 means for heartland business owners and how they can leverage new opportunities and navigate potential challenges.
- Q&A Session: Get your questions answered directly by Mr. Alvin Liew and gain deeper insights into the economic trends shaping Singapore's business environment
Don't miss this chance to equip yourself with the latest market intelligence and strategic insights from a seasoned economist. Reserve your spot now by clicking the REGISTER button below!
Speakers
Alvin Liew
Senior Economist, Senior Vice President, Global Economics and Market Research at United Overseas Bank 大华银行
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Alvin Liew
Senior Economist, Senior Vice President, Global Economics and Market Research at United Overseas Bank 大华银行
Alvin joined the UOB Global Economics and Markets Research team in 2011 and is responsible for providing research and analysis on developed economies, specifically the United States and Japan. He frequently shares his views on macroeconomic trends and developments through local and international print and broadcast media.
Alvin has been working in the banking industry since 2000 and has experience both in the public and private sectors.
He graduated with a Bachelor of Social Science (Honours) in Economics from the National University of Singapore.
Sponsors and Partners
Organized by
Heartland Enterprise Centre Singapore
Set up in March 2019, the Heartland Enterprise Centre Singapore (HECS) is a dedicated centre to champion the rejuvenation of heartland town centres and businesses. HECS works closely with merchant associations to tailor their enterprise transformation efforts, workforce upgrading programmes and place-making activities. In addition to supporting merchant associations, the centre provides business advisory services and also conduct upgrading programmes for heartland merchants.
HECS is a wholly-owned subsidiary of The Federation of Merchants’ Associations, Singapore (FMAS) and is supported by Enterprise Singapore. Our three key pillars of work are business transformation, workforce upgrading and placemaking.
United Overseas Bank 大华银行
UOB is rated as one of the world's top banks, ranked 'Aa1' by Moody's Investors Service and 'AA-' by both S&P Global and Fitch Ratings. With a global network of 500 branches and offices across 19 countries in Asia Pacific, Europe and North America.
In Asia, we operate through our head office in Singapore and banking subsidiaries in China, Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand and Vietnam, as well as branches and offices throughout the region.
Supported by
The Federation of Merchants' Associations, Singapore
Established in 1985, The Federation Of Merchants’ Associations, Singapore (FMAS) is a non-profit organisation that plays a key and pro-active role in representing the interest of the merchants and hawkers under the care of the Housing Development Board (HDB) Neighbourhood, National Environment Agency (NEA) Hawker Centres. We have more than 49 active member associations. These member associations and their members together with FMAS provide a strong network for businesses, education, and community development. Together we share a strong sense of pride and success in our community.
http://www.fmas.org.sg/