- News
- Market Watch
- Bursa Malaysia
- My Portfolio
- Exchange Rates
- Unit Trusts
- Market Intelligence
- IPO Watch
- Company Ratings
- Bonus & Dividends
- Financial Results
- Share Buybacks
- Changes in Shareholdings
- Currency Converter
- Investor Relations
- Maritime
-
Wednesday August 29, 2012
Malaysia, Russia to sign MoU on SMEs
KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia and Russia expect to sign a memorandum of understanding (MoU) this September which would enhance economic ties between the two and see their joint cooperation in supporting the development of their respective small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs).
A statement issued by the SME Bank (Russia) yesterday, said the MoU would be signed by Russia’s State Corp Bank for Development and Foreign Economic Affairs (Vnesheconombank), SME Bank (Vnesheconombank Group) and Malaysia’s SME Bank during the APEC Business Summit on Sept 7-8 in Vladivostok, Russia.
Under the MoU, the parties will cooperate in providing informational and consultative support for SMEs in Malaysia and Russia via the three banks, as well support import and export activities between the two, and activities within Russian-Malaysian agreements.
- Large migrant population a security threat, says Sabah's top cop
- Pakatan to file 27 election petitions, says Tian Chua
- Transport Ministry reveals new FT registration plate to start with W1A
- Ahmad Zahid: Government will take action on foreigners who abuse student visas
- Adam Adli claims trial to sedition charge
- Tian Chua, Haris Ibrahim, Tamrin Ghafar detained (Update)
- Tabung Haji top-level official denies khalwat
- Justice Akhtar: Intention to finish off Sosilawati, others at wrong place wrong time
- Verdict ends three years of restlessness for family, says Sosilawati's daughter
- Adam Adli charged with uttering seditious words (Update)
- All four accused guilty in murder of Sosilawati Lawiya and three others (Update)
- New crime prevention department to be set up
- Syariah Court can annul child’s marriage, says SIS
- A-G: Prosecution to proceed with statutory rape charges against Riduan
- Women’s groups laud A-G’s promise to press statutory rape charges against Riduan
- KLCI falls to low of 1,765, rattled by Japan, HK
- Japan stocks crash on volatile bonds, weak China data; Nikkei ends down 7.3%
- MISC posts RM300m net profit in Q1, sees challenging year ahead (Update)
- KL Kepong slips to low of RM21.36 as quarterly profit drops
- Maybank's Q1 earnings up 11.8% to RM1.506b (Update)
- Lafarge Cement positive on markets, mulls expanding capacity
- Dayang Enterprise awards RM705m contract to Perdana Petroleum
- KLCI pauses, Japan, Hong Kong key indices slide (Update)
- ECM Libra plans to exit PN17 by year-end
- China HSBC flash PMI hits 7-mth low, fans growth fears
- RHB Research maintains Buy on KPJ Healthcare, FV RM7.30
- Alliance Neutral on Axiata, ups target price to RM7
- Deleum top loser, down 11.3% after disappointing results
- Maybank KE Research maintains Hold on AirAsia
- Public Invest Research ups Uzma target price to RM2.86
- Ice queen Nicol into British Open quarters
- Australia to consider following ban on anchor putters
- Intxausti wins 16th stage, Nibali still keeps pink jersey
- Indonesia drawn to meet China again – in knockout stage
- Results worldwide
- Malacca sprinter Mohd Azam Masri out to create history by winning five events in MSSM meet
- Athletics runs in the veins of Vallabouy family
- Chinese long jumper Jinzhe claims another Olympic scalp
- Dane Jorgensen’s wish is to avoid Chinese ace Lin Dan in World Championships
- National badminton team’s lack of depth a glaring factor in home tourney
- Khim Wah-V Shem perform above expectations in Sudirman Cup debut
- Jindapon aims to qualify for 2016 Olympics
- Kenichi’s goal is to take Japan into Sudirman Cup semi-finals
- Dong-keun shows he’s a capable replacement
- Harrison makes swift U-turn
- Aeon director: GST won’t affect group
- Malaysia's blue chips fall more than 6pts in early trade
- Report: AirAsia X sets indicative price for IPO
- Petronas Chemicals Group to invest RM3bil in capital expenditure
- Profit taking may weigh on Malaysian equities
- Lower net profit for AirAsia
- BToto buys RM20m REDtone shares
- Weak CPO prices hit Boustead profit
- No plans for MBO, says Vincent Lee
- ECM Libra plans to exit PN17 by year-end
- Petronas Chemicals Group to invest RM3bil in capital expenditure
- Maybank's Q1 earnings up 11.8% to RM1.506b (Update)
- Asean flavour in Invest M’sia confab
- Report: AirAsia X sets indicative price for IPO
- MISC posts RM300m net profit in Q1, sees challenging year ahead (Update)
- Dayang Enterprise awards RM705m contract to Perdana Petroleum
- ECM Libra plans to exit PN17 by year-end
- Lower net profit for AirAsia
- BToto buys RM20m REDtone shares
- KLCI falls to low of 1,765, rattled by Japan, HK
RSS
