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Kuala Lumpur 2017

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BFM Enterprise Breakaway 2017 is back!

Thursday, 7th September 2017. Back to Basics - Reflect, Restrategise, Recharge. Click to find out more!

Engaging Theatre V: The Other Designers

The people working behind the scenes do a lot more than credit is given. From their designs--the set, the costumes, the lights, the sound--the performance comes into being realizing the potential glory imagined only in rehearsals.

Young People - Rent or Buy?

Buy a property and invest for your future- that's the advice often given to young people just starting out in life. But is it better to buy straightaway, or rent in the meantime?

Enabling FinTech In Malaysia

The number of financial businesses and startups that are progressively seeking new technological solutions to remain relevant is at an all-time high as we are finally delving into the revolutionary era where finance marries technology. With cryptocurrency, online banking and crowdfunding being all the rage, could this be a wave goodbye to brick-and-mortar banks downtown and face-to-face customer services? It is a question of choosing between traditional retail banks or online-only banks, asset managers or robo-advisors, old-fashioned lenders or peer-to-peer marketplaces. We speak to Aznan Abdul Aziz, Director of Financial Sector Development Department of Bank Negara Malaysia, and Fintech Enabler Group (FTEG) chairman to find out how we’re doing in this space.

InvestSmart Series Episode 1 - Not Investing Is Not An Option

You may already have a retirement plan in place, but will it be sufficient to last you for the duration of your retirement? In the first episode of the InvestSmart Series, we speak to the Securities Commission's Khairul Ridzwan Abdul Kuddus about how to enhance your existing retirement plan.

MH370 - Still Looking

Yesterday, a report from Geoscience Australia and the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation or CSIRO suggests that they may have pinpointed the location of flight MH370. According to the report the agency has narrowed the search area to four locations in the southern Indian Ocean, where it is presumed to have crashed. In response to the report, Department of Civil Aviation Director-General said, "I wish to reiterate that the aspiration to locate MH370 has not been abandoned and every decision made, has and will always be in the spirit of tripartite cooperation among the three nations.”