Here's is my review of key risks in Malaysia's fiscal situation and the likely problems in addressing them. These include concerns about patronage affecting the bond market.
You can find the report here: http://tinyurl.com/obze3e4 and of course please visit here for more: http://www.iseas.edu.sg/
Saturday, October 12, 2013
Monday, October 7, 2013
As Visiting Research Fellow at ISEAS
I've been just over 9 months as Visiting Research Fellow at the Institute of Southeast Asian Studies, Singapore. 3 more months to go for my assignment there. My works list below.
Work done:
1. Struggle for Sustainability in the palm oil industry shows results - ISEAS Perspective. March 2013.
2. The Sabah-Sulu Crisis Threatens the Palm Oil Supply Chain - ISEAS Perspective. March 2013.
3. Malaysia-China Industrial parks briefing paper. April 2013.
4. Malaysia-China Industrial parks - ISEAS Perspective. May 2013.
5. Singapore-Johor Integration - policy and politics. Prelim review July 2013 (for Sijori Book).
6. Malaysia's Fiscal Titanic - for upcoming ISEAS Perspective. Draft dated Sept 2013 under review edit by ISEAS at present.
Work in progress:
1. Power and Politics of Palm Oil. Draft targeted end Nov 2013 (for ISEAS consideration)
2. Singapore-Johor integration policy and politics. Draft due Nov 2013 (for Sijori Book).
3. Palm Oil: developing the East Kalimantan frontier (due date, to be confirmed).
I also had a few media interviews resulting from the ISEAS position:
1. Don't expect problem to go away in next few months: Experts, The Straits Times, 27 April 2013
2. Oil palm a lucrative crop for Indonesia, Malaysia, The Straits Times, 26 June 2013
3. Infographic: From plantation to product, Palm oil companies are being blamed for the haze from land being cleared by burning
4. Hard work finding eco-palm oil goods, The Straits Times, 16 July 2013
5. Live interview for BBC News
(and missed a few spots with Channel News Asia)
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