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CKGSB Professor Fan Xinyu Joins 400 Visionaries to Discuss Asia’s Future at Globally Renowned Horasis Asia Meeting
Family businesses have played an indispensable role in China’s economy since its economic reforms in 1978. Now, in the context of a post-pandemic economic recovery period, private family-run businesses will play a key part in the shaping of this era. To shed light on this pertinent topic, Cheung Kong Graduate School of Business (CKGSB) Assistant Professor of Economics Dr. Fan Xinyu, was invited to speak at the Horasis Asia Meeting on November 30 2020, to share his findings alongside IE University Assistant Professor of Leadership Dr. Ma Bin. In the online webinar, Professor Fan and Professor Ma discussed and detailed private family-run enterprises in China, and the opportunities and challenges these companies face in adapting to a world full of uncertainties.
THE impact of the Covid-19 pandemic necessitated changes to adapt to the new norm of daily economic activities across all industries, including both life insurance and family takaful, and also, in the way people work and live.
As a company with a business purpose of empowering people to achieve lifetime financial security and live healthier lives, that certainly rang true for Sun Life Malaysia with its business strategies strengthened to ensure the health and safety of its community were safeguarded during these difficult times while navigating through uncharted waters this year.
‘There has been an increased awareness on the importance of health and financial protection, with COVID-19 being a motivating factor for Malaysians to safeguard themselves and their loved ones,’ said Sun Life Malaysia chief executive officer and president/country head, Raymond Lew.