LSEG opens office in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

Rick Steves

“We firmly believe in the potential of the local talent pool and are excited to expand our workforce, enabling us to better serve our clients while contributing to the growth and development of Malaysia’s financial sector.”

London Stock Exchange Group (LSEG) has taken a significant step forward in its global expansion strategy by announcing the opening of a new flagship office in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

This move not only reaffirms LSEG’s commitment to the Malaysian market but also reflects the organization’s dedication to fostering local talent and contributing to the country’s economic growth.

Potential of the local talent pool and the prospects of Malaysia’s financial sector

LSEG’s history in Malaysia dates back to 2002 when it began establishing itself as a crucial player in the nation’s financial landscape. Over the years, LSEG has provided essential services, including delivering vital indices, global data, analytics, and capital markets expertise. As a result, the group has played an instrumental role in contributing to the growth of Malaysia’s economy.

The decision to establish a flagship office in Kuala Lumpur underscores LSEG’s belief in the potential of the local talent pool and the prospects of Malaysia’s financial sector.

The opening of LSEG’s flagship office in Kuala Lumpur not only marks a significant step in the company’s growth trajectory but also reflects Malaysia’s attractiveness as an investment destination and a hub for nurturing talent and fostering innovation. As LSEG deepens its roots in Southeast Asia, it is poised to contribute to the ongoing development of Malaysia’s financial sector while strengthening its global presence

“Recognition of Malaysia’s pro-business, pro-investment stand”

Tengku Zafrul Aziz, the Minister of Investment, Trade, and Industry in Malaysia, said: “We welcome international businesses whose objectives are aligned to the MADANI Economy principles of inclusive and sustainable growth for our people and businesses. The launch of LSEG’s flagship office in Kuala Lumpur is a recognition of Malaysia’s pro-business, pro-investment stand in attracting foreign companies to locate their operations here, while creating high-value career opportunities that nurture domestic talent. This endorsement of Malaysia’s status as a premier investment destination will strongly encourage us to continuously invest towards making Malaysia the gateway to Southeast Asia.”

Thomas Frossell, Group Head of Customer Operations at LSEG, commented: “We are delighted to open our flagship office in Kuala Lumpur, reaffirming our commitment to the Malaysian market and its economic vision. We firmly believe in the potential of the local talent pool and are excited to expand our workforce, enabling us to better serve our clients while contributing to the growth and development of Malaysia’s financial sector.”

Frossell also highlighted the significance of the collaboration between LSEG and Bursa Malaysia in enhancing sustainability reporting standards across the country. This partnership aligns well with LSEG’s dedication to providing market infrastructure solutions that contribute to Malaysia’s global integration and the adoption of international best practices within the local financial ecosystem.

Datuk Muhammad Azmi Zulkifli, CEO of InvestKL, added: “LSEG’s decision to expand its footprint is a resounding testament to Malaysia’s ease of doing business, talent capabilities, and highly developed digital infrastructure. We look forward to supporting LSEG’s growth plans in the region and further elevating GKL as a competitive investment hub for innovation and sustainability activities.”

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