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  1. What's in a Name – Family, career and the heart of Malaysia. Nazir Razak's book, What’s in a Name takes readers to the often troubled centre of Malaysian politicsand business over the last fifty years.

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  2. Nov 19, 2021 · What’s in a Name is a memoir by Datuk Seri Nazir Razak, son of Malaysia’s second prime minister Tun Abdul Razak and the architect behind the transformation of CIMB Bank into one of the largest banking groups in Southeast Asia.

  3. Nazir concludes with an analysis of the Malaysian political economy from his unique vantage point and makes a compelling case of reforms and how they can be made. What’s in a Name takes the reader to the often-troubled heart of Malaysian politics and business over the last fifty years.

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    What's in a Name – Family, career and the heart of Malaysia. Nazir Razak's book, What’s in a Name takes readers to the often troubled centre of Malaysian politicsand business over the last fifty years.

  5. Jan 1, 2022 · Nazir Razak. eBook Partnership, Jan 1, 2022 - Biography & Autobiography - 380 pages. What's in a Name takes readers to the often troubled centre of Malaysian politics andbusiness over the last...

  6. What’s in a Name takes the reader to the often-troubled heart of Malaysian politics and business over the last 50 years. Nazir Razak built CIMB Group into one of the most successful banks in Asean. In a career spanning three decades, he has been at the centre of the action.

  7. In this revealing memoir, Nazir recounts what it was like growing up in Malaysia’s most prominent political family, honoring the legacy of his late father, Abdul Razak, Malaysia’s revered second prime minister, while also being the brother of Najib Razak, whose term as prime minister ended with the ignominious 1MDB scandal–the fallout of ...