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HLB Islamic Launches Hayat Proposition As Shariah Banking Enters New Competitive Phase

HLB Islamic CEO Dafinah Ahmed Hilmi says financial planning should follow a customer's full life arc, from a child's first savings to legacy arrangements.

Bhumjaithai Coalition Takes Shape As DPPA Scheme And Power Development Plan Sit In Limbo

Thailand's solar water pump program for 700,000 rai of farmland was part of Anutin's flagship rural energy agenda. Like the DPPA, it needs NEPC approval and has been frozen since parliament dissolved in December.

From Loss To Profit: Grab Holdings Files 20-F Confirming Southeast Asia Superapp Milestone

With 50.5 million monthly transacting users, Grab's platform scale is now backing a profitable business model.

Vietnam’s E10 Acceleration: A Crisis-Driven Pivot Or Durable Policy Shift?

Vietnam had six ethanol plants on paper. Fewer than half operate near capacity. The accelerated rollout will test whether supply meets the policy timeline.

Singapore’s 3 GWp Solar Target And Hormuz Shock Converge To Accelerate Rooftop Portfolio M&A

The Arkema VPPA on Jurong Island, the Maiora portfolio acquisition, and the advanced VPPA discussions with unnamed industrial buyers form a coherent platform strategy: aggregate distributed capacity, offer standardized contracts, scale from a bankable balance sheet.

SGX CEO Loh Boon Chye Commits To Bond Futures Rollout Amid Regional Demand Surge

Geopolitical tensions and a global bond selloff are accelerating demand for Asian rate hedging tools. SGX's imminent product launch is timed to meet that institutional need.

Indonesia And Japan Sign Critical Minerals And Nuclear Energy Pact At Tokyo Forum

Japan's METI and Indonesia's ESDM ministers signed two memoranda covering minerals and nuclear energy in Tokyo.

Laos’ 97 Percent Thai Fuel Dependence Exposed As Regional Energy Crisis Enters Third Week

The Lao-Vietnam deal includes border fuel storage, shared pipelines, and power grid infrastructure linking both countries' energy systems.

Singapore And Malaysia Refinery Output Falls As Asia’s Complex Margin Hits Near Four-Year High

The IEA called this the largest supply disruption in the history of the global oil market. Southeast Asia, with limited reserves and high import dependence, bears the sharpest near-term burden.

Myanmar’s Industrial Zones Run On Imported LNG While Residential Grid Remains Rationed

From zero to 500 MW in four months: Myanmar's LNG-to-power restart is now the backbone of Yangon's industrial grid.