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AI-Driven Restructuring At HSBC Puts Asia Service Centers On Notice

HSBC CFO Pam Kaur named KYC, transaction monitoring, and customer service as priority areas for AI deployment, a day before the Bloomberg job cut report.

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

HLB Islamic's financing portfolio reached RM50.8 billion as of end-2025, growing 8.7% year-on-year, representing 23.7% of the group's total book.

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

PM Chinh's March 19 directive links biofuel acceleration, EV infrastructure, and grid loss reduction into one energy security package.

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

Singapore surpassed 2 GWp of solar in 2025 and raised its 2030 target to 3 GWp under Budget 2026. More than 80% of that capacity sits on rooftops, making aggregation platforms like Peak Energy central to the next growth phase.

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

The Thai DPPA pilot has a 2 GW ceiling and was approved by regulators in 2024. It cannot launch until the National Energy Policy Council reconvenes under a sworn-in prime minister.

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

Financial services was Grab's fastest-growing segment in 2025, with revenue up 37 percent year-on-year.

Bahlil Invites Japanese Industry To Jointly Manage Indonesia’s Mineral Wealth

Indonesia's vast nickel, bauxite, and rare earth reserves are now formally open to Japanese industrial partnership.

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

Vietnam stepped in with 50 million litres for Laos on March 21, covering roughly one-third of a normal monthly supply.

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

ASEAN economic ministers gathered in Taguig on March 13 and formally warned that the Hormuz crisis is driving up freight, insurance, and logistics costs across the bloc.

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

The MT Dapeng Princess is the only tanker built for Yangon River's shallow draft, keeping Myanmar's factories online.

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