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鉴于新冠疫情给世界经济造成的影响，各国际金融中心必须迅速作出 反应︒纳 闽国际商业金融中心(纳闽 IBFC)在面临挑战时表现出强 大的韧性，其&#

2020 年，纳闽国际商业金融中心(纳闽 IBFC)继续吸引来自全球各 地 的金融服务公司︒2020 年上半年，纳闽获批执照申请数增加了 50% ...

In October 2019, research and consultancy firm Oxford Economics expected the number of mergers and acquisitions (M&A) transactions in Malaysia to increase up to 221 deals in 2020

At the Jakarta chapter of Labuan IBFC's 25th Anniversary ASEAN Roadshow, Anthony Egerton, Principal Officer at Huntington Underwriting Limited, discussed the benefits of managing corporate risk via a captive.

The Exposure Drafts apply to approved financial advisers under the Financial Services Act 2013 and approved Islamic financial advisers under the Islamic Financial Services Act 2013.

In today's business landscape, establishing a business entails inherent risks and demands significant effort along with financial investment.

The court made it clear that its judgment should not be construed as applicable in a case of an act of terrorism.

These include the possibility of developing tailored long-term, broad risk contracts. Globally, major reinsurers foresee an increased utilisation of these long-term, broad risk contracts...

Malaysia exported US Dollar 299 billion worth of goods internationally in 2021. In 2022, the total trade reached record levels, rising by 27.8% to RM2.85 trillion2. Export for the year under review...

Alternative risk management tools such as mutual self-insurance structures is an ideal risk mitigation option in the ever-evolving cyber risks threat

Bank Negara Malaysia ('BNM') has on 30 August 2021 issued an exposure draft of the Policy Document on Bancassurance/ Bancatakaful ('Policy Document').

The strengthening of the global economic recovery and increased market confidence in 2017 have fueled the growth momentum of Labuan IBFC in the regional landscape.

Marine insurance is important as it covers the loss or damage of ships, cargo, and terminal and so on.

The Malaysia Competition Commission ("MyCC") has carried out many investigations and enforcements, some of which are of notable importance and should be of interest.

In the US, more than 90 percent of Fortune 1000 companies own a captive in some shape or form. In Asia-Pacific, this figure is closer to 15 percent of the region's bigger companies, and there are huge regional variations within this.

Captive insurance, while dating back to the 1950s, has enjoyed increasing popularity in recent decades. Basically, a captive insurance is wholly owned and controlled by those it insures.

It is common knowledge that exclusion clauses in an insurance contract, being the sword and shield of insurers, frequently form the heart of disputes in the adjudication of insurance claims.