AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoASEAN Centrality: Malaysia’s delay to its climate change bill is being blamed for creating uncertainty for businesses, as the region marks ASEAN Day and leaders push for unity and rule of law amid geopolitical strain. Brunei Vision 2035: In Brunei, a minister says Vision 2035 needs resilient growth, stronger private-sector productivity, and a better environment for jobs and investment. Business Growth Signals: Brunei also reported a 125% jump in new company registrations in 2025, with 200 more registered in the first half of 2026. Public-Private Delivery: Brunei’s PPP push includes a 30MW solar plant near Bandar Seri Begawan expected to start operations by end-2026, plus port efficiency upgrades at Muara Port. Digital Skills & AI Governance: DFCE 2026 highlights Brunei’s push for future-ready digital skills and clearer, risk-based AI governance. Regional Finance Deal: UOB’s wealth push is tied to Allianz Global Investors’ planned acquisition of UOB Asset Management, covering Brunei and other ASEAN markets.
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