Malaysia SME

There’s no better time to be an SME in Singapore than now; here’s how you can turn your biggest business challenges into opportunities to grow and thrive, leveraging tech as your ally. This article is brought to you by Employment Hero. While the global economic climate continues to pose challenges, Singapore’s economy is projected to grow by 1% to 3% in 2024. Aligning with this… Source link

by Fintech News Singapore March 11, 2024 OCBC Bank has unveiled a SME programme set to launch in April 2024, aimed specifically at supporting women entrepreneurs in Singapore. The OCBC Women Entrepreneurs Programme offers a… Source link

Rizal Nainy KUALA LUMPUR (March 10): A total of 1,065 women entrepreneurs benefited from financial aid amounting to RM22.6 million from SME Corp Malaysia (SME Corp) in 2023. The agency comes under the Ministry of Entrepreneur Development and Cooperatives. This figure represents nearly 40 per cent of the total 2,708 Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSME) that received benefits from MSME… Source link

WINNING gold for the Putra Aria Brands Award in the e-commerce category has firmly established Lalamove as the most preferred on-demand delivery platform in the country. This accomplishment reflects its unwavering commitment to crafting a brand that resonates with Malaysians and integrates seamlessly into their… Source link

KUALA LUMPUR: The Companies Commission of Malaysia (CCM) has raided several premises of a trust company that operates an illegal investment scheme known as Kenaf Development Fund (KDF) on Thursday (March 7). CCM in a statement said that the raid in cooperation with the Royal Malaysia Police and Cyber Security… Source link

Rob Leonardi, Regional Officer International – Asia, Generali, said: “MSMEs have long been a key driver of growth and innovation in Asia. Their contributions to the development of this region are indisputable, yet they are increasingly vulnerable to risks flowing from climate change, geopolitical tensions and market disruptions. Our partnership with UNDP recognises these challenges and is… Source link

8th March 20248th March 2024 Share “Jom makan” – meaning “let’s eat” is quite literally what British shoppers are saying as a growing number of UK households discover a taste for Malaysian food. The South East Asian country is having a breakthrough moment according to a recent survey by Malaysian importer, Makan… Source link

In efforts to help boost small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) resilience against climate change and other risks in Asia, Generali and United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) have launched a joint report detailing key risks and alternative approaches to insurance. The report titled “Building MSME Resilience in Southeast Asia” found that SME growth and survival in the region are… Source link

(MENAFN– Dubai PR Network) data-text=”Generali and UNDP are building SME resilience in Asia” data-link=” and UNDP are building SME resilience in Asia” class=”whatsapp”>Shar Launch of joint research on MSME resilience in Southeast Asia, and a focus on Malaysia and Thailand, detailing key risks and alternative approaches to insurance Presentation of… Source link

Generali and the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) have brought together representatives from the Malaysian Ministry of Finance, Bank Negara Malaysia, the SME Association of Malaysia and the insurance and financial communities to present concrete solutions on how to boost small and medium-sized enterprises’ (SMEs) resilience against climate change and other risks.