Malaysia remains as one of the preferred destinations for expatriates in 2022, coming in at the 18th spot, though it fell from No 4 in 2021, according to global networking site InterNations’ latest Expat Insider survey.

Best and worst places for expats

Amid economic uncertainty and the lingering effects of the Covid-19 pandemic on the workforce, employee sentiment has changed, along with priorities.

What today’s employees want

These forms of financing and incentives reward businesses that work towards reducing carbon emissions and becoming more sustainable.

Green financing and incentives in Malaysia

The pandemic has been a difficult test for many family businesses, but many have managed to navigate their way amid the challenges and even found new opportunities to take their businesses to the next level.

How family businesses survive

The past year has been one of transition. Economies have been building on momentum created by the acceleration in the use of digital payments during the pandemic as consumers and businesses are pulled into an increasingly hyper-digitalised world.

Navigating a new era in payments 

Malaysia’s direct investment abroad (DIA) saw a higher net outflow of RM19.7 billion last year compared with RM10.2 billion in 2020.