Malaysia
COVID-19: Recovery and resilience
A webinar series by PwC Malaysia
SME priorities
The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic continues to impact the business landscape, with enterprises including small and medium ones feeling its effects greatly. As their business operations are disrupted across the board, these businesses are urgently looking at ways to remain buoyant in uncertain times.
To help businesses address these challenges, we’ve curated a series of webinars that dives into key concerns. Cash flow is top of mind, and so is keeping your supply chain moving effectively. These topics are followed by sessions on workforce strategy and resource planning, as you work towards preserving the jobs of your people while ensuring the sustainability of your business. Amid the uncertainty, strengthening controls will also ensure you don’t fall victim to economic crime, and we’re wrapping up this series with a session to provide you with insights on minimising risks.
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Cash conservation and management: Keeping the cash flowing
In these times of uncertainty, the need for companies to have a robust cash forecast in place has never been more critical. This provides them with a clear visibility of their cash position, allowing them to make informed decisions on their cash conservation activities. In this session, we discuss common cashflow challenges, why companies need to know their liquidity position, possible initiatives to improve cash position and the tax considerations that can be applied.
Speakers:
Tan Siow Ming | Deals Leader, PwC Malaysia
Ganesh Gunaratnam | Working Capital Management Leader, PwC Malaysia
Pauline Lum | Tax Director, PwC Malaysia
Highly recommended for:
CEOs, CFOs, Treasurers, and those who oversee their company’s finances
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Optimising operations: ‘Supply’ your supply chain with resilience
COVID-19 has and continues to impact supply chains worldwide. In order to minimise disruption, supply chains need to be sufficiently flexible to cushion the shock. We will take a closer look at how supply chains are transforming in this evolving marketplace, and investigate what capabilities are enabling companies to stabilise their supply chains and stand out as supply chain champions.
Speakers:
Marc Phillip | Management Consulting Lead, PwC South East Asia Consulting
Redha Shukor | Operations Consulting Leader, PwC Malaysia
Highly recommended for:
CEOs, COOs, Heads of Supply Chain, and those with oversight of improving their company’s supply chain
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Rethinking workforce strategy: What needs to change to safeguard productivity
With COVID-19 changing the way we work, managing workforce productivity and engagement is a key challenge companies need to overcome. How can this be achieved? And what are some immediate steps that should be taken once Malaysia's Movement Control Order (MCO) is lifted? It won't be business as usual, after all. Join us as we discuss how businesses can transform their workforce strategy in order to adapt to our current environment.
Speakers:
Michael Graham | Consulting Partner, PwC Malaysia
Lim Kwan-Sek | Consulting Director, PwC Malaysia
Ramon Chelva | Chief People Officer, edotco Group
Highly recommended for:
CEOs, HR Heads, and those who oversee their company’s workforce strategy
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Resource planning: Taking care of your people amid challenging business conditions
The impact of COVID-19 means for many companies, how they manage their workforce may potentially change post-Movement Control Order (MCO). What are some of the measures introduced by the government to lessen the burden on employers? As companies look into resource planning and embracing a new approach to meet manpower needs post-MCO, what are the legal considerations? We’ll also share insights on how you can optimise your total reward offerings to ensure the cost to your organisation is aligned to the maximum perceived value from your employees.
Speakers:
Hilda Liow | Global Mobility Services Partner, PwC Malaysia
Lee Shuk Yee | Tax Director, PwC Malaysia
R. Ravindra Kumar | Partner, Raja, Darryl & Loh
Highly recommended for:
CHROs, Heads of Rewards, and those with oversight of their company’s talent and strategy
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Economic crime: Fraudsters, too, can work from home
Fraudsters don’t just target large corporations. Enterprises including small and medium ones can also fall prey if caution isn’t exercised. In times of crisis such as these, controls may be disrupted and their effectiveness be challenged. As disconnected employees bow to the pressures of achieving targets, and those with ill intentions strike by 'trying their luck', cases of fraud and corruption are expected to increase. In this session, we discuss what the risks are and what companies should do to minimise the risk of such threats.
Speakers:
Michael Sprake | Consulting Director, PwC Malaysia
Tanvinder Singh | Consulting Director, PwC Malaysia
Highly recommended for:
Compliance Heads, Risk Managers, and those who oversee their company's risk management and governance
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