Haslinda Amin
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- Milken Institute41 min
Encouraging Greater Collaboration | Asia Summit 2024
Haslinda Amin, Jody Jonsson, Steffen Meister, Rosan Perkasa Roeslani, Tan Su Shan
A diverse panel convened to mobilize private and public sector engagement against two decades of geopolitical instability, proposing a "post-DX team" to address uncertainties in healthcare, climate, and supply chains. Speakers highlighted critical financial metrics and the need for government-backed technology integration while emphasizing a strategic pivot toward sustainable assets and patient-centric innovation over the next decade. Despite challenges in cross-border collaboration and market buy-in, the group committed to evolving their initiative through future research and manifestos on issues ranging from plastic quality to food supply security.
- Milken Institute52 min
The A-List: Asian Artists and Actors Bridging Generations and Geographies | Asia Summit 2024
Amos Garcia, Haslinda Amin, Siwon Choi, Manny Jacinto, Simu Liu
Director Dennis Praspeer outlined the 11th Annual BASA Summit in Singapore, revealing a strategy for global expansion through upcoming events in Hong Kong, Latvia, and Washington to aggregate resources across sectors. The organization proposed a shift to online activities and self-reporting systems to create competitive data advantages, utilizing water park metaphors to describe how their talents will accelerate nonprofit initiatives. Despite these strategic announcements, the panel discussion suffered from significant incoherence, with participants expressing confusion over their roles and leaving key topics regarding regulatory frameworks and community guides largely unresolved.
- Milken Institute41 min
Navigating Today's Disruptive World Order | Asia Summit 2024
Laura Deal Lacey, Jonathan Kaplan, Haslinda Amin, Ray Dalio, Lim Chow Kiat
The 2024 Milken Institute Feature Summit, titled "Impactful Ideas, Purposeful Action," convened global leaders to address critical climate, energy, and innovation opportunities while discussing financial strategies to protect U.S. industries. Facilitated by Laura D. Lacey, the event featured diverse panels on public school growth, transnational investment, and the role of free will in rights protection despite fragmented discussions on colonial history and youth market behavior. Key outcomes included calls for voting registration and a focus on navigating the complexities of modern governance and economic development through non-profit power.
- Milken Institute31 min
Global Overview | The World Transformed | Global Conference 2022
Laura Deal Lacey, Jonathan Kaplan, Haslinda Amin, Ajaypal Banga, Tharman Shanmugaratnam
Convening 1,300 guests and 185 speakers in Singapore, the 2022 Milken Institute Asia Summit addressed global geopolitical fragmentation and economic instability through sessions led by U.S. Ambassador Jonathan Kaplan and Singapore's Senior Minister Tharman Shanmugaratnam. Key outcomes included the identification of a "perfect long storm" driven by inflation, geopolitical tensions, and climate challenges, prompting calls for sustainable Indo-Pacific frameworks and aggressive public-private climate action. Despite near-term recessionary risks, the summit emphasized enduring growth opportunities in emerging Asian markets driven by technological convergence and a rising middle class, while advising businesses to prioritize cash flow and strategic dialogue to navigate an era of high debt and fractured globalization.
- Milken Institute45 min
Global Investment Outlook | Asia Summit 2023
Laura Deal Lacey, Michael Milken, Haslinda Amin, Lim Chow Kiat, Steffen Meister
A fragmented discussion addressed speculative topics ranging from unverified energy transition goals to undefined geopolitical strategies involving the United States, China, and the United Kingdom. Participants mentioned broad concepts like artificial intelligence, fiscal accountability, and market volatility without establishing concrete data, specific timelines, or actionable policy outcomes. The session concluded with general acknowledgments but failed to produce a coherent narrative, leaving the stated objectives regarding value capture and supply chain dynamics unresolved.
- Milken Institute48 min
A Conversation with Prime Minister of Malaysia, H.E. Dato' Seri Anwar Ibrahim | Asia Summit 2023
H.E. Dato' Seri Anwar Ibrahim, Yeen Chong, The Honourable Dato' Seri Anwar Bin Ibrahim, Haslinda Amin
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- Milken Institute49 min
Dialogue with Dato' Seri Anwar Ibrahim
Dato' Seri Anwar Ibrahim, Dato' Seri Anwar bin Ibrahim, Haslinda Amin, Michael Milken, Curtis Chin, Anwar Ibrahim, Michael Swaito, Joe Brock
Anwar Ibrahim and Mahathir Mohamad lead a transition government in Malaysia that prioritizes dismantling race-based economic policies, combating systemic corruption, and replacing the New Economic Policy with a need-based framework. The administration plans to recover billions from the 1MDB scandal to fund education and social services while managing a predetermined handover of the premiership from Mohamad to Ibrahim in May 2020. This strategic governance aims to redefine the nation's "Asian Dream" by fostering multiracial democracy, addressing severe poverty statistics, and positioning Malaysia as a stable economic force amid regional geopolitical tensions.
- Milken Institute1h 0m
A World in Transition: What Matters For Asia
Michael Klowden, Haslinda Amin, Heenam Choi, Ravi Menon, Ning Tang
The Milken Institute's fifth Asia Summit convened over 1,000 global leaders in Singapore to analyze the Asia-Pacific region's economic resilience amidst US-China trade tensions and technological disruption. Key speakers highlighted that while external financial tightening poses risks, Asian emerging markets remain structurally sound due to sounder macro fundamentals and a shifting middle class driving demand for healthcare and senior housing. The event concluded that the region's long-term growth trajectory depends on maintaining open trading systems, advancing FinTech regulation, and managing demographic transitions toward aging societies.
- Milken Institute1h 1m
Innovators Who Are Changing Asia
Haslinda Amin, Ridwan Kamil, Henry Nguyen, Noni Purnomo, Patrick Zhong
Patrick Tsong and regional leaders like Mayor Ridwan Kamil analyze how Asia's young demographic and mobile-first infrastructure are driving a convergence of technologies that allow developing markets to leapfrog traditional economic stages. Case studies from Indonesia, Vietnam, and China demonstrate that local adaptation of global concepts, rather than simple imitation, is fueling rapid innovation in sectors ranging from digital governance to healthcare. This collective urgency is transforming political and economic structures, creating a competitive landscape where 50% of global unicorns are emerging through agility and civic-minded entrepreneurship.
- Milken Institute46 min
Global Overview: A 20/20 Perspective
Haslinda Amin, Piyush Gupta, Jean Hynes, Joaquim Levy
This analysis contrasts the structural resilience of Asian economies since the 1997 crisis with persistent unregulated credit cycles and the looming threat of shadow banking, while noting that 2008 required unprecedented global coordination through the G20 to stabilize the financial system. The discussion further projects how technological displacement and demographic aging are eroding traditional employment models, necessitating a shift from corporate structures to gig economies alongside urgent reforms in tax and social policy. Ultimately, the presentation warns that future financial stability depends on managing the risks of AI-driven liquidity shocks, climate change, and sovereign currency disruption while directing global savings toward infrastructure investment in emerging markets.
- Milken Institute1h 4m
China, Architect of a New Global Order?
Haslinda Amin, Lawrence Ho, Elaine La Roche, Mike Perlis, Qi Bin
China has shifted from urging global participation to actively guiding economic integration through major initiatives like the Belt and Road, the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank, and the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership, challenging U.S. influence without explicitly seeking hegemony. While panelists such as Lawrence Ho and Elaine LaRoche emphasize China's internal focus on stability and societal modernization rather than a masterminded power takeover, Beijing's opaque leadership transition creates uncertainty regarding future policy continuity. Looking ahead, experts project sustained economic growth driven by market liberalization and a strategic shift toward rational investments, proposing joint ventures in U.S. infrastructure and agriculture to bridge the existing knowledge gap between Washington and Beijing.