AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoMalaysia-China Investment: Chinese businesspeople have indicated plans to invest US$15 billion across six sectors, including semiconductors, digital infrastructure and pharmaceuticals. A separate proposal would pair an aluminium plant in Sarawak with green-energy supply. Oman-China Finance: Oman signed 23 investment agreements worth several billion dollars, spanning renewable energy, mining, logistics and technology; the two countries also agreed on a central-bank currency swap. India Renewable Finance: Solar Energy Corporation of India secured a US$26 million loan from South Korea’s Woori Bank to support sustainable infrastructure. Banking Risk: Microfinance lender Spandana Sphoorty reported about ₹78 million in unauthorised transfers from a bank account and has sought a reversal and investigation. Investor Protection: China’s draft financial law would tighten safeguards for consumers and investors, including rules on product suitability, risk disclosure and online marketing. Cross-Border Brokerage: Korean firms are buying into Japan’s brokerage market, with Toss and Mirae Asset among those pursuing acquisitions as they seek overseas growth.
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