Alpaca says demand for international investing is driving its Southeast Asia expansion. The Singapore licence process is the next regulatory milestone to watch.
Enterprise Singapore’s Joint Working Group is contributing to IEC TC 88 global wind energy standards, covering turbine design, site assessment, and simulation technologies.
The Bsquared revocation signals that MAS treats information accuracy across the full licensing lifecycle as a core supervisory requirement, not a procedural formality.
As ASEAN’s Hormuz-driven energy crisis accelerates regional grid integration talks, Sarawak’s multi-market export pipeline is among the most concretely advanced in Southeast Asia.
For capital markets watchers, the second half of 2026 on Bursa Malaysia may be more consequential than the first, with IOI REIT and Big Caring Group still to price.
Thailand’s Board of Investment approved 36 data center projects worth RM 93.7 billion. EI Power’s IPO proceeds include funding for a Bangkok office to capture that market.
Syfe’s joint account product arrives as Singapore’s equities market records its strongest trading volumes in nearly two decades. Retail participation tools are becoming a key battleground for wealthtech platforms.
Singapore Refining Company, one of the city-state’s last two major operating refineries, will have a new 50% stakeholder in ENEOS once the Chevron deal clears regulatory approvals across six markets.
Vietnam's grid now ranks second largest in Southeast Asia at 87,600 MW, yet the government must add up to 10,000 MW per year through 2030 to meet demand targets.
FinTech Alliance PH is calling for clearer policies, higher capitalization floors, and tighter enforcement as the Philippines prepares its most significant digital lending regulatory overhaul since 2021.
With Phan Thiet Airport under construction and Phu Quoc already repositioned as a destination airport, Sun Group’s GMR partnership gives Vietnam’s private aviation sector its most credible international operating benchmark yet.
With DuitNow-QRIS already commercially live, the May 2026 MoU points toward deeper infrastructure alignment between Malaysia and Indonesia's financial systems.
The Akatara gas field in Jambi, Jadestone's current Indonesia asset, supplies power generation demand in Batam and LPG to local markets, demonstrating the company's track record as an operator of gas infrastructure tied to the national grid.
For Southeast Asia, where both Uber and Accor hold strong market positions, regional expansion of this partnership in subsequent rollout phases carries material implications.
The Thailand-Cambodia energy dispute is now a test of whether ASEAN’s commitment to rules-based dispute resolution can survive the region’s sharpest bilateral tensions.
Global digital greenfield investment tripled from USD131 billion in 2020 to USD360 billion in 2024. Malaysia captured 14% of the developing-economy share of that surge. Johor is the primary reason why.
The six-month window is an emergency buffer, not a permanent tariff change. Jakarta will reassess before deciding whether to extend or restore normal rates.
Household CNG substitution for LPG addresses the cooking fuel layer of Indonesia's import dependency, separate from the diesel layer targeted by B50 biodiesel.
Singapore’s PayNow and FAST rails move funds in seconds. MAS is racing to make AI-driven scam detection operate on the same timescale before losses become unrecoverable.
The Philippines and Bolivia are USDPT’s first live markets. Both are high-volume remittance corridors where dollar-denominated stability and faster settlement carry real economic weight.
The MOM’s inaugural AI adoption report covers nearly 500,000 workers across 2,560 firms. Its message: the technology is arriving, but most of Singapore’s business community has not yet engaged with it.
As Vietnam’s trade volumes surpass USD 930 billion, FedEx is making its largest operational commitment to the country through a national logistics alliance with Viettel Post.
Thailand's Oil Fuel Fund went from a 2.4 billion baht surplus on March 1 to a 63 billion baht deficit by May 1, a swing driven almost entirely by the Hormuz crisis.
Global Basel cryptoasset implementation remains fragmented across major jurisdictions. Singapore’s principle-based model may serve as a reference point for other regulators.
ASEAN has a blueprint, a financing initiative, and a petroleum security agreement. What it does not yet have is the ratified, operational infrastructure to act collectively when a supply crisis hits.
The Russia-Indonesia crude deal extends beyond Pertamina to manufacturing, mining, and petrochemical sectors, reflecting the scale of Indonesia’s import gap.