Manu Bhaskaran

Manu Bhaskaran has a Masters degree in Public Administration from the John F Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University and a Bachelors degree in economics from Cambridge University. He has penned columns for the Far Eastern Economic Review and continues to have regular columns in business weeklies such as the Nikkei in Japan. He is also an Adjunct Senior Fellow with the Institute of Policy Studies, a Singapore government think tank and actively contributes to policy discussions in Singapore and around the region. He is a Council Member of the Singapore Institute of International Affairs and Vice-President of the Economic Society of Singapore.

What he offers you

Manu is ideally positioned to provide unique, on-the-ground assessments of the Asian macroeconomic environment for business executives trying to weigh-up the risks and rewards of investing across different countries in Asia. His strength is in being able to look at countries from an overall perspective, rather than looking at them as individual economies.

How he presents

Manu's insights are fantastic having spoken at various multinational corporations and investment institutions.

Languages

He presents in English.

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• Asia-Pacific Macro Issues
• South East Asian Prospects
• Economic Prospects for Australia & Developing Asian Economies
• Political Risks in Asia
• State Capitalism in Asia
• Asian Market Outlook
• Long Term Trends & Business Implications in Asia
• Emerging vs Developed Markets

• 2003
  Re-Inventing the Asian Model: The Case of the Singapore