Malaysia

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As part of its efforts to strengthen the country’s economy, Malaysia’s government is in the process of overhauling its transport policies and backing up these reforms with large-scale investments.
With the economy expected to post solid growth this year, combined with a series of reforms being enacted to further open up the sector, Malaysia's insurance industry is expected to perform well in 2010.
The face of Malaysia's banking sector is set to change next year, with a number of new overseas banks in line to receive licences to enter the market, a move that is expected to increase competition and stimulate domestic lenders to improve services.
Malaysia is looking to genetics to help its palm oil industry improve productivity, while enhacing the image of the sector at a time when it is seeking to capture a bigger share of the global vegetable oil market.
Long one of the pillars of the country's economy, Malaysia is now looking to build on the value of its timber industry, aiming to expand into new markets, while guaranteeing the sector's future through improved management practices, higher investments and a greater emphasis on sustainability.
Already one of the largest bond markets in Asia, Malaysia is working to expand its bond activity horizontally and vertically, extending the scope of existing products while planning to offer new products to attract more funds.

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