In what way has the evolving regulatory framework affected the insurance industry?
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Interviews & Viewpoints | OBG talks to Kamaludin Ahmad, CEO, Etiqa Insurance & Takaful from The Report: Malaysia 2014
Articles & Analysis | Sound progress: Further consolidation is likely, while reforms are taking place from The Report: Malaysia 2014
With business increasing and consolidation proceeding apace, the insurance sector in Malaysia has been on a steady growth path for a number of years. It has been tracking general economic expansion, while at the same time benefitting from increased awareness, improved marketing and general and insurance-specific reforms. The sector is also...
Articles & Analysis | Regulating success: Recent reforms will provide the sector with the support it needs from The Report: Malaysia 2014
The Islamic financial services (IFS) sector has been growing rapidly in Malaysia in recent years. As a result of government promotion, increased interest among both Muslims and non-Muslims, heightened awareness of the benefits of Islamic finance and improved regulation, sharia-compliant financial products have been gaining on conventional...
Interviews & Viewpoints | OBG talks to Rauf Rashid, Country Managing Partner, EY Malaysia from The Report: Malaysia 2014
Interviews & Viewpoints | OBG talks to Daud Vicary Abdullah, President & CEO, INCEIF from The Report: Malaysia 2014
What role will cross-border collaboration play in helping align local and international requirements of Islamic financial services (IFS) institutions?
Articles & Analysis | Centre of attention: The sector has its eyes set on a bigger share of the global market from The Report: Malaysia 2014
The country has long sought to become a global leader in Islamic finance services (IFS), and it has built up its sector to encourage international transactions and foreign investment and participation. While it has always been ranked highly in terms of business, it has generally been viewed more as a local market and less of an international...