Axiata's heartbeat: centralising treasury - Pt 2
Malaysian telco Axiata Group is well on its way to centralising its treasury. The journey should inspire more MNCs to do the same.
By
Daniel Flatt
Nov 19, 2013
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This story is the second installment in a
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