Tengku Zafrul Aziz said the government wants to add another 45 billion Malaysian ringgit ($10.8 billion) to its Covid-19 fund to help businesses and households.
Malaysia’s government seeks $11 billion more in Covid fund, higher debt ceiling: Finance minister
Tengku Zafrul Aziz said the government wants to add another 45 billion Malaysian ringgit ($10.8 billion) to its Covid-19 fund to help businesses and households.
Malaysia’s finance minister plans to propose boosting of Covid fund and raise debt ceiling
Tengku Zafrul Aziz, Malaysia’s finance minister, says the country’s cabinet will propose to parliament to increase Covid-19 fund from 65 billion ringgit ($15 billion) to 110 billion ringgit ($26 …
Digital Media Nusantara secures ‘technology bridger’ from Malaysia Debt Ventures Berhad to become Southeast Asia’s first fintech media firm
Digital Media Nusantara, the owner and operator of The ASEAN Post, Spotlight Labs and Reimagining Southeast Asia, secures funding from Malaysia Debt Ventures Berhad to futureproof …
Malaysia’s germ-busting clown finds new role in pandemic
When the coronavirus pandemic struck Malaysia, Shaharul Hisam Baharudin, like many others working closely with people, soon lost his work as an entertainer who juggled and sometimes dressed up as a …
Thailand, Malaysia Set Rules for Banks Entry Under Asean Accord
Lenders must submit their applications to the Bank of Thailand to become a Qualified Asean Bank, Thailand’s Ministry of Finance said in rules notified in the Royal Gazette. They will also have to …
Thailand, Malaysia Set Rules for Banks Entry Under Asean Accord
Lenders must submit their applications to the Bank of Thailand to become a Qualified Asean Bank, Thailand’s Ministry of Finance said in rules notified in the Royal Gazette. They will also have to …
Malaysia Stock Market May Stop The Bleeding On Tuesday
The Malaysia stock market has finished lower in three straight sessions, dropping more than 30 points or 1.9 percent along the way.
Malaysia Stock Market May Stop The Bleeding On Tuesday
The Malaysia stock market has finished lower in three straight sessions, dropping more than 30 points or 1.9 percent along the way.
Malaysia’s Petronas secures ‘green finance’ facility for UAE solar unit
Amplus Dubai – will use funds for new solar generation capacity Dubai: Standard Chartered has completed its first green trade finance facility to support Amplus Dubai, a subsidiary of Malaysian oil …