
IFS Capital unveils regional technology financing programme
IFS Capital unveiled a regional technology financing programme allowing businesses in Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia and Thailand to fund their

IFS Capital unveiled a regional technology financing programme allowing businesses in Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia and Thailand to fund their

…market. CFOs may need to assess how deeper Hong Kong–Malaysia–Korea connectivity affects capital raising, investor access and cross-border funding

…reconciliation.” Project Nexus, the BIS Innovation Hub initiative connecting domestic instant payment systems across India, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, and

…capital, multinational corporates and cross-border decision-making. Meanwhile, Malaysia and Vietnam are expected to remain active, while investor interest in

…governance gap is even more acute in Asia-Pacific, where regulatory landscapes are fragmented, and legacy ERP environments remain entrenched.

…world’s AI-related trade. Growth forecasts were upgraded for Malaysia to 4.9% from 4.6%; Singapore, to 4.8% from 3.4%; and

HKEX Adds Bursa Malaysia as Recognised Stock Exchange The Hong Kong Stock Exchange has added Bursa Malaysia as a

…have significant implications for Malaysia’s startup ecosystem over the coming decade. The report highlighted that digital regulations are becoming

…Malaysia—remains fragmented. To navigate this, finance leaders must fundamentally redefine their operating model. From point-in-time to continuous, agentic GRC

…5th Annual FutureCFO Conference in Malaysia, 45% of the respondents revealed that enhancing data-driven insights will have the most

…the 5th Annual FutureCFO Conference in Malaysia, a staggering 71% of the respondents revealed that agility and adaptability are needed qualities for

…they will stand ready to act if needed. The ASEAN group, which comprises Brunei, Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar,