Malaysia’s Fuel Subsidy Reform Faces Litmus Test
The debate over who qualifies for targeted fuel subsidies in Malaysia is not a mere question of economic policy but […]
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The New Face of Household Debt in Malaysia
The nature of credit in Malaysia has begun to acquire dimensions far beyond its arithmetic weight in national balance sheets
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The Ties That Bind Malaysia’s Credit & Consumption
The relationship between credit and consumption in Malaysia is a complex one, shaped as much by social expectations as by
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Digital Wallets and the New Malaysian Consumer
The story of money in Malaysia is undergoing one of its most dramatic shifts in recent memory, and the digital
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Riding the Wave of Malaysia’s Debt Dilemma
Malaysia today finds itself in a curious place — a nation poised between ambition and restraint, where the dreams of
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New Insurance Rules Prioritise Fairness in Disaster Recovery
Under the new Natural Hazards Insurance Act 2023, the excess provisions have been standardised in a way that makes
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Simpler Excess Brings Relief for Policyholders
The promise of simpler excess rules under the Natural Hazards Insurance Act 2023 is beginning to resonate with households
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New Law Expands Cover to Floods and Storms
The expansion of New Zealand’s state-backed disaster insurance to explicitly include floods and storms has shifted from legislative promise to
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Building Consumer Trust Through Transparency
In an era where insurance is no longer perceived as a distant necessity but a cornerstone of financial resilience, transparency
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Accountability at the Top Under CoFI
Boards, once accustomed to overseeing financial performance, compliance metrics, and shareholder returns, now face a new and far more nuanced
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Fairness as Strategy, Not Just Compliance
Long accustomed to rules and scrutiny, insurers expected the new Conduct of Financial Institutions (CoFI) regime to mean more paperwork.
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The Evolving Role of Multilateral Development Banks
In an increasingly fractured global order, where power blocs assert their interests not just through diplomacy or defence but via
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New Zealand’s Quiet Diplomacy in a Divided Financial World
In a world where the weaponisation of finance has become a frontline tactic, where sanctions sweep across entire economies with
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Financial War Is Reshaping NZ’s Economic Strategy
As global powers strategically deploy economic sanctions to serve political ends, the financial world is being quietly redrawn. In New
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BRICS Banks, Kiwi Bonds And The Search for Non-Aligned Finance
A quiet tremor has begun to pulse through the global financial system, not a quake that shatters the old order
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