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Submarine Cable Rules Take Center Stage In Asean Grid Push

Jeffrey Siow says the Asean Power Grid isn't short on investors, it's short on aligned rules across eleven countries.

Partior’s Multi-Settlement Bank Model Takes Aim At Correspondent Banking

J.P. Morgan, Deutsche Bank and Standard Chartered are among the institutions building a new model for cross-border settlement.

Singapore’s Gold Ambitions Get A Boost From DBS Storage Expansion

Singapore's push to become a regional gold hub is picking up pace, with DBS among six banks backing a new OTC clearing system launching by year end.

Agoda Unveils AI Assistant To Simplify Travel Planning

The Singapore-based platform's AI tool connects conversational planning to live inventory across accommodations, flights, and activities.

Molex’s Second Vietnam Plant Signals Deeper Supply Chain Shift

The new Molex plant is expected to grow its workforce from nearly 5,000 to 8,000 employees by year-end 2026.

Thailand Takes First Formal Step Toward Nuclear Power Assessment

EGAT and USTDA will assess sites, costs, and regulatory needs for small modular reactors under a new feasibility study.

Laos Hydropower Revenue Grows As Blackouts Persist Nationwide

A new report finds Laos's electricity output has fallen short of both domestic demand and export contracts during dry seasons.

How GXBank Is Using IFC Backing to Reach Malaysia’s Thin-File Borrowers

IFC will absorb early default risk so GXBank can lend more confidently to Malaysia's thin-file small businesses.

Singapore’s Thunes Bets On Remittance-Heavy Middle East Markets

Cross-border payments infrastructure keeps expanding. Thunes now reaches Bahrain, Lebanon, Oman, South Yemen, Syria, and the UAE.

How TransNusa Is Turning Bali Into Southeast Asia’s Next Aviation Hub

Four times weekly now, daily from October, TransNusa's newest route rewrites Southeast Asia island hopping.