To improve access to Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI) services in Malaysia and emerging markets in the broader ASEAN region and beyond, the World Bank Group, through its private sector arm the …
Bangladesh-Malaysia trade set for high-tech boost as exports near $300 million
Bangladesh’s exports to Malaysia have surged more than fivefold over the past decade, climbing from $56 million to nearly $300 million, reflecting deepening bilateral trade ties, said Mohd Shuhada …
After Sabah quake, should Malaysian property investors rethink risk?
Following the Sabah earthquake, Malaysian property investors are questioning how seismic risk could impact property values and buyer confidence. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at …
Islamic finance growth to remain firm as GCC anchors global sukuk market
Moody’s expects issuance to stabilise in 2026 after record volumes, with Saudi Arabia narrowing the gap with Malaysia …
Islamic finance growth to remain firm as GCC anchors global sukuk market
Moody’s expects issuance to stabilise in 2026 after record volumes, with Saudi Arabia narrowing the gap with Malaysia …
After Slowdown, Hopes are High for Real Estate in Malaysia
After a few sluggish years, Malaysia’s luxury real-estate market is poised to make a comeback. Sales began slowing in 2014, and came to a near standstill in 2016 due to the country’s faltering oil and …
UK’s Climate Finance Accelerator launched in Malaysia
The Climate Finance Accelerator (CFA), a global technical assistance programme designed to help climate projects become investor-ready, has been launched in Malaysia.
Thailand’s Chearavanont Family’s CP Axtra Plans $578 Million Retail Expansion Across Southeast Asia
CP Axtra plans to open a total of 110 stores across Thailand, Malaysia and the Philippines, where CP Axtra has partnered with Ayala Corp., the country’s oldest conglomerate.
Bangladesh’s Strategic Options after Fresh US Trade Deal
Bangladesh is not alone in facing uncertainty in US trade policy. The United Kingdom has adopted a cautious stance, while Malaysia is waiting for greater clarity. Larger economies such as India and …
Malaysia and Japan plan major cross-border carbon capture project, despite climate benefit doubts
Japan wants to ship carbon emissions to Malaysia in a first-of-its-kind project in Southeast Asia for carbon capture and storage.