DutchCham would like to invite you to the annual Economic Outlook, facilitated by ING on the 29th of February, 2024. As we step into 2024, the economic landscape of South East Asia (SEA) is full of potential, poised for a growth spurt that outpaces the achievements of the previous year. However, is the horizon exclusively bright, or are there shadows of challenges lurking?

This exclusive session promises to unravel the economic tapestry of the coming year, with a special focus on the dynamism of SEA. We are honored to host Rob Carnell, Chief Economist and Head of Research APAC at ING, a luminary in economic forecasting. Rob will share his invaluable insights on the pivotal economic developments and trends that are expected to shape our region.

But that’s not all. As Singapore gears up for the unveiling of its Budget 2024, questions abound regarding its impact on businesses and individuals alike. The Singapore Budget will be released on the 16th of February. To demystify the complexities of this budget, we asked David Martiny, Partner and Head of Tax South-East Asia and Maximilian Kressner, Senior Associate from Luther – an authority on fiscal policy – to guide us through all we need to know. 

About the event

• Date: 29 February 2024
• Time: 16:30 – 18:30
• Location: ING office – 1 Wallich Street, #12-01 Guoco Tower, Singapore 078881
• Tickets: This event is free for members, and $20 for non-members.

Seats are limited. Secure your spot for an event you cannot afford to miss.

Why attend?

• Gain forecasts from leading experts: Rob Carnell’s analysis and Luther’s insights are the navigational beacons you need in the sea of economic uncertainties.
• Strategic advantage: Understanding the economic and fiscal landscape of 2024 can equip you and your business with a strategic edge.
• Networking opportunities: Connect with fellow members and thought leaders in an engaging setting.

* If you register for this event, you agree that any photographs or video’s made during the event could be shared for promotional reasons.