Standard Chartered unveils its first Global Fusion Centre in Malaysia, which aims to integrate real-time insights and AI-driven systems to enhance operational resilience and strengthen digital trust with all stakeholders.
Yang Berhormat Gobind Singh Deo, Minister of Digital, Malaysia, said: "Malaysia's continued growth in the digital economy is supported by one of our greatest strengths: our people. Their skills and adaptability have helped position Malaysia as a trusted regional hub for digital services, technology and high-value operations, while remaining connected to the global market. Centres like this showcase how Malaysia provide the talent and infrastructure that support technology and digital innovations on a global scale."
Global Fusion Centre
Located at the Bank's Global Business Services (GBS) hub in Malaysia, Mak Joon Nien, CEO of Standard Chartered Malaysia, aims for the centre to serve Standard Chartered's global network and showcase the company's continued commitment and confidence in the country.
He added: "This initiative underscores our support for the country as it pivots to become a global technology hub and aligns with the national strategy pillars of world-class digital infrastructure, robust trust frameworks in data and cybersecurity, and nurturing future-ready talent as Malaysia advances towards its vision of being an AI Nation by 2030."
Sharon Chung, interim location head of Standard Chartered GBS Malaysia, said: "We are proud of GBS Malaysia's achievements in delivering world-class services and developing local talent for the past 25 years of its operations. Our continued investment in people and capabilities reflects our long-term commitment to Malaysia, helping us build future-ready skills, strengthen our operational core and enabling the Bank's innovation across our international network."
