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South China Morning Post

Why capital management and technology are key drivers of new business possibilities

02:58 How can companies build resilience and unlock growth in uncertain times? How can companies build resilience and unlock growth in uncertain times? Growing geopolitical uncertainties and sweeping trade policy changes have created an unpredictable global economic landscape. As new priorities evolve, how can companies navigate the world's increasingly complex business environment? Advertisement A global study titled 'New Realities, New Possibilities', which was conducted by DBS, a leading financial services group in Asia, and involved more than 800 chief financial officers (CFOs) and treasurers, found that 74 per cent of participants have made data-driven financial intelligence a priority. 'Improving data-driven financial intelligence can help enhance a firm's operational efficiency, which will allow it to make speedier decisions and help drive innovation,' Lim Soon Chong, group head of global transaction services at DBS, says. Lim and another DBS senior executive, Jolynn Wong, head of global transaction services at DBS Hong Kong, shared insights from the survey into how businesses can continue to thrive in the South China Morning Post's latest video-led InsiderTalk article. These regular InsiderTalk discussions focus on international business leaders and executives as they present opinions, strategies and future visions regarding their home markets and industries. Advertisement Lim and Wong explain why it is important for finance teams to be able to evolve and adapt their priorities to respond to today's complex, fast-changing business environment.