On November 12, at the Shanghai Stock Exchange International Investors Conference, Mohd Faizal bin Md Fathil, the chief representative of Bank of Malaysia in Beijing, said that as long-term investors, investing in Chinese assets is not only based on considerations such as valuation or strategic layout, but also the need for diversified investment. “We can't ignore the position of the assets of the world's second-largest economy in the investment portfolio; they will always have to occupy large positions.”

On November 12, at the Shanghai Stock Exchange International Investors Conference, Mohd Faizal bin Md Fathil, the chief representative of Bank of Malaysia in Beijing, said that as long-term investors, investing in Chinese assets is not only based on considerations such as valuation or strategic layout, but also the need for diversified investment. “We can't ignore the position of the assets of the world's second-largest economy in the investment portfolio; they will always have to occupy large positions.”