Malaysian treasury association rises from the ashes

After 13 years in the wilderness, the Malaysian Association of Corporate Treasurers (MACT) officially re-launched. A key aim will be to lobby on behalf of its members and help educate the treasurers, especially those in the SME space.

By Daniel Flatt

Oct 14, 2013

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Like a phoenix from the ashes, Malaysia’s treasury association rose from its slumber to officially re-launch on October 9, announcing the news at an event* attended and addressed by the country’s deputy minister of finance, Ahmad Maslan and Norzila Abdul Aziz, the central bank’s assistant governor.

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