Road to Renewables: SEA Needs a Fast Track Approach Investments towards coal alternatives and resilient energy sources will be vital. A whopping $29.4 trillion. This is the amount of funds needed to transform ASEAN into a region powered by 100% renewable energy. The transition to clean energy entails massive investments in new plants as well as… Continue reading Road to Renewables: SEA Needs a Fast Track Approach
Malaysia’s deft moves to strengthen Islamic finance The country has planned to build fintech hubs for Shariah-compliant finance entities. On the back of a gamut of progressive Shariah-compliant regulations, quick product approvals, and digitisation of financial services, Malaysia has become among the world’s biggest markets for Islamic Finance and the most developed country in this segment.… Continue reading Malaysia’s Deft Moves to Strengthen Islamic Finance
Switch to cloud: ASEAN takes the lead Thailand, Malaysia, and Indonesia are expected to increase their cloud-related spending. Southeast Asia is on the cloud. Corporations are turning serverless and cloud-native as more international cloud services providers invest in ASEAN. There is an emerging need to meet the burgeoning demand for cloud technology in the region.… Continue reading Switch To Cloud: ASEAN Takes The Lead
Financial Omnibus: A new era of reforms in Indonesia The PPSK Law will increase economic capabilities and enable digitisation The COVID-19 pandemic pushed sustainable economic spending at the forefront of financial reforms. Developing nations in particular had to identify resilient financial models and reform archaic regulations. Indonesia was one such country that made swift moves… Continue reading Financial Omnibus: A New Era of Reforms in Indonesia
