Cambodia's Trust Sector Reaches $3 Billion, Offering a Pathway for Foreign Investment
Cambodia's trust sector has seen explosive growth, reaching nearly $3 billion in registered cases and offering a crucial avenue for foreign investors navigating land ownership restrictions. However, experts caution that this alone won't revive stalled property developments, which face broader commercial challenges.
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