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Swing & Pillows Got Bigger with the Acquisition of 5 Hotels in Bukit Bintang

Swing & Pillows, Malaysia’s leading and largest co-living and hotel chain operator, is unpacking new opportunities as they announce a strategic expansion into the Bukit Bintang area. Marking a significant milestone in their growth journey, the expansion, paired with the acquisition of five hotels under the new Kingston brand, consolidates their aim of solidifying their presence in key strategic locations and expanding their reach to serve multiple market points from entry-level to premium. “This expansion marks a major move for us, and we’re looking forward to seeing the opportunities it brings,” shares Ken Lee, Chief Executive Officer of Swing & Pillows. “Traditional hospitality and housing as we used to know it has changed— with the rise in remote work, cost of living and the general changing sentiment around home ownership, there is a growing need for accommodations that offer flexibility and comfort. It’s a whole new world out there, and one that we intend to cater to as best as we can. As we expand into the Bukit Bintang area, we’re looking to go over and above our ongoing commitment to raising the bar in hospitality, in alignment with our core values of innovation, quality, and customer satisfaction.”  Co-living is a modern housing trend where individuals share living spaces and resources within a community-oriented environment, blending private and communal living arrangements to cater to the needs of those who seek both personal space and social interaction. This concept provides numerous benefits, including affordability, convenience, flexibility, and community-building opportunities. Recent data highlights positive growth in the global co-living market, with the market valued at approximately USD 13 billion in 2022, and expected to expand at a CAGR of 29.9% during the forecast period, reaching USD 63 billion by 2028.  On the local front, co-living is shifting from a niche market to a mainstream option as the concept gains popularity with the rise of digital nomads and the growing preference for flexible living arrangements. Recognising the sectors’ potential, Swing & Pillows, powered by iBilik, was established in May 2022 and has since rapidly expanded to become Malaysia’s largest co-living and chain hotel operator, boasting a portfolio of over 120 hotels and 3 resorts in major city centres, including Kuala Lumpur, George Town, Johor Bahru, Malacca, Subang Jaya, Petaling Jaya, and Shah Alam.  Initially founded to help smaller chain hotels recover from the economic slowdown post-pandemic, Swing & Pillows co-living model instead allows a portion of unused rooms to be repurposed into long-term rental units, maximising asset utilisation and creating steady alternative revenue streams. In doing so, Swing & Pillows redefines the local hospitality landscape as it caters to the evolving needs of modern travellers, expatriates, and working professionals by offering innovative and flexible accommodation solutions.  The brand’s latest expansion into Bukit Bintang, coupled with the previously mentioned hotel acquisition marks a notable shift as they seek to cater to customers within the premium market as well — locals, expatriates, and tourists alike. A literal star in Kuala Lumpur’s urban jungle, Bukit Bintang’s popularity among locals and tourists alike, thanks to its vibrant mix of entertainment, shopping, and business opportunities, makes it the ideal location from which to kick off their expansion plans.  This acquisition also reinforces Swing & Pillows commitment to providing exceptional living experiences characterised by quality and convenience. With the introduction of the Kingston sub-brand, they seek to elevate the accommodation experience, offering luxurious amenities and top-tier services to meet the expectations of discerning guests, a move that enhances their ability to serve a premium clientele while placing themselves as a dominant player in the district, and the sector as a whole.  The recent acquisitions are anticipated to significantly boost Swing & Pillows revenue, with projections indicating potential earnings of over RM 60 million by the end of 2024. Meanwhile, the brand’s focus on strategic growth and market penetration positions them for continued success and leadership in Malaysia’s hospitality sector.  As Swing & Pillows stands poised to become the biggest player in the co-living area, they remain committed to providing exceptional living experiences for their guests. For more information about them, please visit https://swingandpillows.com/ 

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Sik Cheong Berhad to Raise RM 17.8 Mil in ACE Market IPO for Product and Market Expansion

Sik Cheong Berhad (“Sik Cheong”), a prominent player in the repackaging, marketing, and distribution of RBD palm olein oil products, has launched its prospectus today for an initial public offering (IPO) on the ACE Market of Bursa Malaysia Securities Berhad. The company, operating through its subsidiaries, specializes in refined, bleached, and deodorized palm oil products marketed under brands such as “Sawit Emas,” “Vitamas,” and “Pingat Emas,” alongside third-party products like margarine upon customer demand. With over three decades of experience, Sik Cheong serves a diverse clientele including retailers, wholesalers, hospitality sectors, and food manufacturers, with notable long-term relationships such as The Chicken Rice Shop Restaurant Sdn Bhd and NSK group of companies. Managing Director Mr Wong Hing Ngiap highlighted the essential role of RBD palm olein cooking oil in Malaysian cuisine, noting its dominant market share in the country’s vegetable oil consumption, which accounted for 76.7% in 2023. Anticipating further growth, Sik Cheong plans to leverage IPO proceeds to expand its operations significantly. This includes rebuilding Factory No. 9 to enhance packaging capabilities, particularly for a new high oleic soybean oil product line, and acquiring modern machinery and equipment. Strategically, Sik Cheong aims to broaden its market reach beyond Kuala Lumpur and Selangor into neighbouring states such as Perak, Negeri Sembilan, Melaka, and Pahang, supported by an expanded fleet of delivery trucks to ensure efficient distribution. The IPO targets to raise RM17.8 million, with allocations earmarked for facility expansion (40.3%), new delivery trucks (5.0%), working capital (33.4%), and listing expenses (21.3%). The public offering comprises 66.0 million new shares (24.8% of enlarged share capital) and 20.0 million existing shares (7.5%), including private placements. Financially, Sik Cheong reported robust revenue growth from RM42.6 million in FYE 2021 to RM79.6 million in FYE 2024, with a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 23.2%. Profit after tax also demonstrated strong growth, achieving a 50.6% CAGR over the same period, totalling RM6.3 million in FYE 2024. Applications for the IPO are open until 30 July 2024, with Sik Cheong scheduled for listing on 13 August 2024. TA Securities Holdings Berhad serves as the Principal Adviser, Sponsor, sole Underwriter, and Placement Agent for the IPO exercise, underlining confidence in Sik Cheong’s market debut.

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Banle Group Completes Bunkering Service at India’s Mundra Port

INDIA: CBL International Limited (CBL), the listing vehicle of Banle Group (Banle), recently completed its inaugural bunkering service at Mundra Port, Gujarat, one of India’s largest and most strategically important ports. According to a statement, this achievement marks a significant step forward in Banle’s expansion strategy and underscores its commitment to enhancing operational capabilities and market presence in key global regions. “We are thrilled to include our operations in the Indian market with our inaugural bunkering service at Mundra Port. This achievement reflects our strategic vision and dedication to growth in key regions. “We look forward to building on this success and enhancing our service offerings to meet the evolving needs of our global clients,” said Banle Chairman & Chief Executive Officer, Teck Lim Chia. Renowned for its pivotal role in India’s maritime logistics, Mundra Port serves as a critical export-import gateway, facilitating approximately 33% of India’s container traffic with its advanced infrastructure, including the capability to handle large vessels. The successful bunkering service provided to a global integrated logistics and shipping company at Mundra Port highlights the group’s operational excellence and commitment to delivering high-quality services in key strategic locations. Establishing a footprint in India’s rapidly growing maritime market enhances Banle’s ability to expand network and increase market share, whereby the successful operation at Mundra Port strengthens relationships with key clients, driving sustainable growth. — BERNAMA

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HSBC Forecasts Malaysia’s 2024 GDP at 4.5%, Ringgit Outperforming

KUALA LUMPUR: HSBC has forecast Malaysia’s gross domestic product (GDP) growth at 4.5% for 2024, slightly above consensus with an upside risk. Its co-head of Global Research Asia and Chief Asia Economist, Frederic Neumann said the forecast was supported by the country’s robust economic performance and the incoming inflows of foreign investments. “We also expect a pickup in trade over the second half (2H) of this year, benefitting mainly from consumer electronics,” he said in the HSBC 2H 2024 Asian Outlook webinar. Neumann said Southeast Asian countries, including Malaysia, have continued to perform well in their economies, with no sign of financial stress despite rising interest rates. He also noted that Malaysia’s exports were doing quite well, which was surprising given the global backdrop of weaker growth. “Besides, the GDP forecast will also be bolstered by the gradual turnaround in the trade cycle and an additional boost from the tourism sector. “With the global demand from consumers for electronics accelerating notably, this should also help countries in ASEAN, particularly Malaysia and Vietnam. We remain quite positive on trade going forward,” he said. HSBC has forecast Asia’s economy to grow 4.9% for the full year of 2024. Neumann said HSBC believes that the US Federal Reserve (Fed) cutting interest rate will occur this September, which will be a shallow easing cycle for most central banks in the region. It also maintained its view that BNM is likely to hold its policy rate at 3% in 2024, and recently, it removed its call for a 25 basis point rate cut in the first quarter (1Q) of 2025. “For Malaysia, the possibility of a rate hike is higher than a rate cut, although neither is our central case,” he said. Meanwhile, HSBC head of Asian FX Research Joey Chew said the ringgit has been an outperformer and has been trading stable since February this year, although other Asian currencies continue to weaken against the US dollar. “Something that may help the ringgit later is the ongoing change to the fuel subsidy programme. This is important for fiscal sustainability. “For the ringgit too, there could be a direct impact if higher prices help to curb consumption. Malaysia’s trade deficit in petroleum products is not at an all-time high,” she said, adding that the ringgit is forecast to be at 4.68 for year-end. Currently, the ringgit is trading around 4.67 to 4.68 against the greenback. HSBC’s Head of Equity Strategy (Asia Pacific), Herald van der Linde said the Malaysian stock market has also performed better than initially anticipated. “To a larger extent, the story of Malaysia is the new supply chain that is being built up and the data centres being developed. So we are seeing strong performance for the utility stocks,” he said. Van der Linde said Malaysia is well positioned to benefit from the rise in data centres amid increased demand for cloud and AI services, as large tech giants already invest heavily in the market. “Overall, this means that Malaysia’s performance has been quite specific to certain sectors, such as small-cap and semiconductor segments. To us, it is an alright market,” he said. Van der Linde added that HSBC forecasts the FBM KLCI to be at 1,680 level by the end of 2024. — BERNAMA

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Ficus SEA Fund Makes Strategic Investment in KLEAN to Advance Sustainable Recycling Throughout ASEAN

KUALA LUMPUR: Ficus Capital (Ficus), the world’s pioneering Islamic Environment, Social, and Governance (ESG-i) venture capital firm, has announced a RM2 million investment in KLEAN, a leading sustainable recycling business owned by Janz Technologies Sdn Bhd. This investment, facilitated through Ficus’s flagship Ficus SEA Fund, will bolster KLEAN’s initiatives in container recovery, expand its network of AI-powered Reverse Vending Machines (RVMs), and enhance operations across Malaysia, Indonesia, Singapore, and Fiji. KLEAN operates a sophisticated digital container deposit system utilizing AI-based Reverse Vending Technology to encourage plastic container recycling. By rewarding users with points redeemable for incentives, KLEAN promotes active participation in recycling efforts. The RVMs are certified with the Global Green Tag Certification, ensuring adherence to the highest environmental sustainability standards. Abdullah Hidayat Mohamad, Managing Partner of Ficus Capital, stated, “Our investment in KLEAN underscores our ongoing commitment to supporting companies that operate under ESG-i principles. As global awareness of social and environmental issues rises, there is a growing demand for sustainable investment options that align with ethical and religious values. The ESG-i sector perfectly intersects with these trends, offering investors opportunities for impactful and socially responsible investments rooted in Islamic finance principles.” According to Fortune Business Insights, the global green technology and sustainability market is anticipated to grow significantly, particularly in developing economies and emerging markets, reaching US$83.59 billion by 2032 from US$19.83 billion in 2024, reflecting a CAGR of 19.7%. Dato’ Nick Boden, Co-Founder & CEO of KLEAN, expressed, “Ficus’s investment represents a vote of confidence in our future. This additional capital will be pivotal in driving our growth. Ficus Capital’s commitment to sustainable and ethical investment aligns perfectly with KLEAN’s mission, enabling us to strategically expand our RVM network and operational footprint across ASEAN markets.” Boden added, “We chose Ficus as our lead institutional investor due to their specialization in Shariah-compliant ESG investing, which resonates deeply with our values. Their strong presence in Southeast Asia complements our expansion plans in the region. Additionally, being backed by the Malaysian government through MAVCAP adds credibility and potential future support.” KLEAN’s advanced AI technology in its Smart RVMs includes machine learning-enabled chutes for brand recognition of deposited containers, facilitating data collection for retailers and targeted advertising. The machines automatically identify materials and sort them into separate bins, optimizing recycling efficiency. Currently, KLEAN operates 100 RVM units across Malaysia, Indonesia, Singapore, and Fiji. “Our innovative technology not only simplifies recycling but also provides valuable data insights, advancing us towards a cleaner, greener future,” Boden emphasized. “We are excited about the opportunities this partnership brings and look forward to making a significant environmental impact and serving communities.” In addition to RVMs, KLEAN offers the KLEAN THE WORLD mobile app, allowing recyclers to scan QR codes, earn KLEAN points, and redeem rewards. The app captures user data for targeted marketing and provides real-time RVM data and ESG reporting through the KLEAN dashboard, supporting comprehensive CSR reporting and data monetization. Launched in November 2021, Ficus SEA Fund aims to accelerate growth in high-potential technology startups across ASEAN, focusing on sectors like logistics, fintech, healthtech, e-commerce, edutech, greentech, big data analysis, and cloud services. The fund prioritizes sustainable startups that positively impact the environment and society, guided by Shariah principles, sustainable growth, and ESG principles.

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Ancom Nylex Delivers Another Record-High Net Profit in FY24

PETALING JAYA: Ancom Nylex Berhad (“Ancom Nylex” or the “Group”), Southeast Asia’s leading fully integrated chemical group, formerly known as Ancom Berhad, has released its financial results for the fourth quarter (“4QFY24”) and full fiscal year ended 31 May 2024 (“FY24”). In FY24, the Group reported revenue of RM2.00 billion, slightly lower than the RM2.04 billion achieved the previous year. Despite this, Ancom Nylex achieved its highest-ever bottom-line performance, with profit after tax and non-controlling interest (“PATNCI” or “net profit”) increasing by 8.4% year-on-year to RM81.5 million, surpassing the record RM75.1 million from FY23. The Agricultural Chemicals (“Agrichem”) segment was a key growth driver, with earnings before interest and tax (“EBIT”) rising 25.3% YoY to RM106.5 million, driven by stronger sales of high-margin products. Mr. Lee Cheun Wei, Managing Director and Group CEO of Ancom Nylex, commented, “We are proud to achieve our second consecutive year of record net profit performance, especially amidst ongoing macroeconomic uncertainties. While we anticipate continued market challenges in FY25, Ancom Nylex remains optimistic about our growth prospects.” He continued, “Progress in our Agrichem segment is notable, particularly with our new active ingredient (‘AI’). We have successfully completed client sample deliveries and aim to commence commercial production using in-house intermediates to mitigate previous supply chain disruptions.” “Demand remains robust in Latin and North American markets for our core AI products. We are expanding our proprietary product range for larger-hectare crops in Latin America, advancing label registrations, and have secured a significant long-term contract with a North American customer,” Mr. Lee added. He also noted improvements in the Industrial Chemicals segment, anticipating further performance gains in FY25. Despite challenges such as heightened shipping costs, Mr. Lee emphasized their commitment to building on FY24’s strong momentum and record bottom-line results. For 4QFY24, the Group reported a net profit of RM18.4 million on revenues of RM487.0 million, a slight increase from RM18.2 million and RM478.2 million respectively in the same quarter last year. However, net profit for 4QFY24 declined from RM20.1 million in the previous quarter due to increased impairment of trade receivables adhering to prudent accounting practices. Throughout FY24, Ancom Nylex maintained a robust net operating cash flow (“NOCF”) of RM128.6 million, continuing its positive NOCF streak since FY18.

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BWS Group Berhad Makes a Strong Debut on the ACE Market

KUALA LUMPUR: BWYS Group Berhad (“BWYS” or the “Company”), a leading manufacturer of sheet metal products and supplier of scaffoldings, has successfully made its debut on the ACE Market of Bursa Malaysia Securities Berhad. The stock, listed under Industrial Products & Services, trades under the symbol BWYS with the stock code 0313. At the opening, BWYS shares began trading at 32 sen, marking a 45.5% premium over the issue price of 22 sen, with an initial trading volume of 33,921,300 shares. This strong market entry follows an oversubscribed initial public offering (“IPO”) of 48.5 times, reflecting robust investor confidence in BWYS’s business model and growth prospects. Mr. Kang Beng Hai, Managing Director of BWYS, expressed gratitude for the market’s confidence, heralding this milestone as a testament to their 25-year expertise in navigating the complexities of the sheet metal industry. He emphasized their strategic focus on leveraging fresh capital to accelerate growth and seize new opportunities. “In 2023, we achieved an 11% market share in Malaysia’s metal roofing sheets and trusses market. To build on this success, we are expanding with a new 197,153 sq ft factory in Penang, known as the New Penang Factory. This expansion addresses space constraints and enables us to introduce a new continuous production line for polyurethane foam sandwich panels, renowned for their superior insulation properties against heat and noise,” Mr. Kang elaborated. He further highlighted plans to enhance manufacturing capabilities through investments in advanced machinery and equipment for roof trusses and industrial racking systems. Integration of information and communications technology systems is also underway to streamline production and inventory management processes. Financially, BWYS reported revenue growth from RM130.9 million in FYE 2020 to RM246.1 million in FYE 2023, representing a 3-year compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 23.4%. Net profit grew from RM3.4 million to RM17.6 million over the same period, demonstrating a 3-year CAGR of 73.0%. Looking ahead, BWYS aims to expand its market presence domestically and internationally, leveraging existing reseller networks. Mr. Kang underscored their commitment to capitalize on Malaysia’s growing steel industry, buoyed by increased domestic consumption driven by infrastructure projects and industrial expansions. “We are committed to expanding production capacity, enhancing manufacturing capabilities, and diversifying product offerings to meet evolving market demands,” Mr. Kang affirmed. BWYS raised RM56.4 million from its IPO, with RM41.4 million earmarked for capital expenditure including the New Penang Factory, new machinery, and an ERP system. The balance will support working capital, listing expenses, and debt repayment. M & A Securities Sdn Bhd serves as the IPO’s Principal Adviser, Sponsor, Underwriter, and Placement Agent.

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CIMB Thai’s Net Profit Down 5.4% YoY to 1.29 Bil Baht in 1H 2024

KUALA LUMPUR: CIMB Thai Bank PCL, a 94.83%-owned indirect subsidiary of CIMB Group Holdings Bhd, saw its net profit fall 5.4% year-on-year (YoY) to 1.29 billion baht in the first half year ended 30 June 2024 (1H 2024). In a filing with Bursa Malaysia, CIMB Thai President and Chief Executive Officer Paul Wong Chee Kin said the decline was mainly due to a 1.7% contraction in operating income and a 7.7% increase in operating expenses, partially offset by a 22.7% drop in expected credit loss. On a YoY basis, he said CIMB Thai Group’s consolidated operating income fell 1.7% to 7.04 billion baht from a lower net fee and service income of 28.3 million baht, due to higher fee and service expenses and a 2.9% decline in net interest income. “Other operating income rose 49.6 million baht, up 3.1% driven by net gains on financial instruments measured at fair value through profit or loss and partially offset by lower gains on sale of non-performing loans,” he said. Operating expenses rose 7.7% YoY to 312 million baht mainly from higher impairment loss on properties for sale as well as taxes and duties but partially offset by lower employee expenses. “Net interest margin over earning assets stood at 2.2% in 1H 2024 compared to 2.7% in 1H 2023 as a result of higher cost of funds,” he added. As at 30 June 2024, total gross loans (inclusive of loans guaranteed by other banks and loans to financial institutions) stood at 251.4 billion baht, an increase of 2.6% from 31 December 2023. Deposits (inclusive of bills of exchange, debentures and selected structured deposit products) stood at 316.1 billion baht, up 1.8%, from 310.4 billion baht in end-December 2023. Gross non-performing loans (NPL) stood at 7.5 billion baht with a lower equivalent gross NPL ratio of 2.9% compared to 3.3% as of 31 December 2023. “The lower NPL ratio was mainly attributed to the sale of several NPLs in 2024, improvement in efficiency on risk management policies and asset quality management, as well as loan collection processes,” he said. Wong said CIMB Thai’s loan loss coverage ratio stood at 129.1% as of 30 June 2024, compared to 124.2% at the end of December 2023. — BERNAMA

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PM Optimistic of DOSM’s Estimation That Malaysia’s GDP Will Expand by 5.8% in 2Q

KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia’s economy is estimated to expand by 5.8% in the second quarter of 2024 (2Q 2024), up from 4.2% in the previous quarter and the highest since 4Q 2022’s 7.4%, according to Statistics Department Malaysia (DOSM). For the 1H 2024, Chief Statistician Datuk Seri Mohd Uzir Mahidin said gross domestic product (GDP) rose by 5% versus 4.1% a year ago. “Malaysia’s economy is expected to continue its growth momentum, supported by domestic and export-driven factors, with a positive outlook for the rest of the year,” he said in a statement. The rise in household consumption expenditurę was spurred by the festive and school holidays and the Sumbangan Tunai Rahmah (STR) Phase 2 payment in April 2024, he said. “Furthermore, a total of RM6.98 billion was withdrawn from Employees Provident Fund (EPF) Account 3 (Flexible Account) as of June 2024 to support short-term financial needs,” he said. He also noted that 2Q’s estimated growth was in line with the Industrial Production Index which rose 6.1% and 2.4% in April and May 2024 respectively, versus a year ago. The services sector drove economic performance for the quarter under review, with most key sectors showing better growth than the previous quarter. The statement said the services sector rose to 5.6% in 2Q 2024 (1Q 2024: 4.7%), bolstered by wholesale and retail trade, transportation and storage and finance and insurance sub-sectors. Wholesale and retail sales value rose by 6.6% in April and by 7.1% in May year-on-year. Mohd Uzir said the manufacturing sector grew to 4.7% in 2Q 2024 from 1.9% in the previous quarter, supported by growth in mainly non-metallic mineral products, basic metal and fabricated metal products and petroleum; chemical, rubber and plastic products. The construction sector maintained a double-digit 17.2% growth, driven by strong performance across all sub-sectors, notably in civil engineering and specialised construction activities versus 11.9% in 1Q 2024. “The agriculture sector rose 7.1% in the quarter under review against 1.6% in 1Q 2024, due to remarkable growth in the oil palm sub-sector. The mining and quarrying sector eased to 3.3% versus 5.7% in 1Q 2024 as the natural gas sub-sector moderates. According to Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim, this will enable the country to rise as a strong nation and that under the MADANI Economy, the government has promised better job opportunities, training and technology transfer to move the country towards digital and energy transition. “Malaysia has broken through the wall of uncertainty by registering an amazing 5.8% growth in the 2Q 2024, beyond normal expectations and projections presented by all parties. “I’m confident that with our cooperation and focus on economic development, we will succeed,” he said on his official X page, thanking the people, workers, professionals and investors who continue to believe in the direction of the MADANI Economy. According to the DOSM website, the official 2Q 2024 numbers will be announced on 16 August 2024. — BERNAMA

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BNM & SC to Establish Integrated Dispute Resolution Scheme in 2025

KUALA LUMPUR: Bank Negara Malaysia (BNM) and the Securities Commission (SC) will establish an integrated dispute resolution scheme (IDRS) to be known as the Financial Markets Ombudsman Service (FMOS) for the financial and capital market sector. In a written response posted on Parliament’s website, the Finance Ministry (MOF) said IDRS will be established in 2025 via a merger between the Ombudsman for Financial Services (OFS) and the Securities Industry Dispute Resolution Centre (SIDREC), offering alternative dispute resolution services for the capital market sector under SC regulation. IDRS aims to increase the level of effectiveness of dispute resolution for the financial consumer and investor. According to the ministry, the merger is expected to increase the operational synergy of the scheme while ensuring that the resolution process is made easier, smoother and free. This will contribute to the government’s efforts to protect the rights of those using financial institutions and its failure to raise public confidence in the Malaysian financial system. MOF said OFS resolved nearly 32,000 disputes free of charge in 19 years. In 2023 alone, OFS received 1,246 disputes, with 62% of them related to the banking industry and 33% to the insurance and takaful industry. — BERNAMA

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