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The COVID-19 outbreak has been declared a pandemic by the World Health Organisation, causing huge impact on people’s lives, families and communities. This has had an immediate effect on organisations, changing the ways employees work and bringing with it new cyber risks.
The release of Bank Negara Malaysia (BNM)’s Exposure Draft on Licensing Framework for Digital Banks will set the scene for one of the biggest disruptions to the financial services market in decades.
2020 looks to be the year of virtual banking in Malaysia, on the heels of the highly anticipated release of Bank Negara Malaysia’s virtual banking licensing framework in December 2019.
To make the most of the Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR), companies must listen closely to their customers and employees.
PwC Malaysia outlines critical challenges facing the region and locally, including ransomware, zero-day vulnerabilities, and cyber threats stemming from geopolitical tensions. The article calls for organisations in Malaysia to invest in cybersecurity now to safeguard critical assets in the face of evolving digital...
Disruptive emerging technologies are accelerating transformation in finance functions, turning how companies detect fraud, and making forecasts to value generators.
In the last few years, banks have stepped up their investments in digital capabilities in response to increasing customer demand for online access and the availability of new technical capabilities such as data analytics, cloud and Artificial Intelligence, and a more open regulatory environment.
As fewer people visit bank branches and more Malaysians are banking online, digital accessibility and connectivity in financial services takes centre stage.
