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AFFIN Bank Bhd president and group CEO Datuk Wan Razly Abdullah Wan Ali is not one who is easily swayed by setbacks, a trait that has served him well in his mission to drive key changes at the bank.

Wan Razly, who turns 51 in December, is known for his drive and abundant energy. These c...

Cover Story: Driving change against the odds

WHEN Datuk Wan Razly Abdullah Wan Ali joined Affin Bank Bhd as its president and group CEO in April 2020, one of the biggest hurdles he faced was getting people to believe in his three-year plan to transform the country’s second-smallest of eight local banking groups into a stronger entity.
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Cover Story: Knocking Affin Bank into shape

Central banks around the world — led by the US Federal Reserve, European Central Bank and Bank of England — are raising interest rates, ostensibly to check inflation. The ensuing race to the bottom is hastening a world economic recession.

Going for broke

New UK Prime Ministe...

My Say: Ideology and dogma ensure policy disaster

As with every budget announcement, stakeholders in the property industry, such as developers and consultants, wait in anticipation of goodies from the government that will bolster the real estate market. For Budget 2023, it is no different and the wish list we have compiled reveals needs that, if...

Budget 2023 wish list

THERE is an informal air about Datuk Seri Wan Junaidi Tuanku Jaafar, Minister in the Prime Minister’s Department (Parliament and Law), that puts you in a conversational mood.

It is a stark contrast to the violence he talks about that marked his younger days.

Wan Junaidi, 76, s...

Special Report: Reforming the law in turbulent times

TH Heavy Engineering Bhd (THHE) is seeking financial support from the government, particularly the home ministry, to complete the three offshore patrol vessels (OPV) that it had been contracted to build for the Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency (MMEA).

According to a source close to...

THHE said to be seeking supplementary agreement to complete OPVs

ALTHOUGH capital markets everywhere are in a bearish mode as global central banks’ tightening monetary policy raises funding costs, Bursa Malaysia looks set to see a record year for initial public offerings (IPOs), at least in terms of the number of new listings on the ACE Market.

So wh...

Bursa set to see highest number of ACE listings this year 

The basic premise behind a jail sentence is to deprive a convicted person of his or her freedom as punishment for an offence that he or she has committed.

Nevertheless, the degree of restriction on a person’s freedom depends on the crime committed. On this score, it is acceptable for pr...

Alternative Views: Weigh the perils of granting special privileges to a prisoner

There is a growing risk that financial disruptions could hurt prospects for Southeast Asian economies.

The fragility of financial markets is seen in the outsized moves that occur in response to unexpected news such as the sharp crash and then rebound of the British pound. This fragility...

My Say: Credible policymaking vital as financial shocks erupt

In 2021, Malaysia was still largely under the Movement Control Order (MCO) owing to the Covid-19 pandemic.

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