SUBANG JAYA - SEGi Group of Colleges (SEGi) has formalised its collaboration with realme Malaysia to sign the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) today. The partnership aims to produce industry-relevant graduates to meet the demands of the profession. SEGi focuses on bringing the industry into the classroom to allow students to interact and work with industry partners. This collaboration will also enable students to access advanced laboratories and workshops with essential tools to develop their skills. 

The MoU was signed by Ms. Stella Lau, Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of SEGi Group of Colleges, and Mr. Huang Hao, Brand Director of realme Malaysia; witnessed by Mr. Edward Low, Senior Manager, Student and Corporate Services of SEGi Group of Colleges and Ms. Nor Farhana Binti Mustapha, Community Manager from realme Malaysia.

Kuala Lumpur, 19 April 2021 - HWGG Capital P.L.C. (“HWGG Capital”) announced its partnership with Global E-money Alliance (“GEA”), a leading global social banking platform and fastest growing financial services provider based in Hong Kong today. This partnership enables an integration of GEA’s worldwide e-money remittance solution into HWG CASH’s blockchain ecosystem. It allows instant and secure fund transfer using digital assets such as HWG CASH and Tether (USDT) to any designated foreign bank accounts as an international remittance.

Launched in 2019, GEA is an integrated global social banking platform for consumer-centric financial institutions to deliver frictionless interoperable payments, instant messaging and fund transfer across 160 countries. 

Malaysia’s capital market activity is on track to improve in 2021, with fundraising interest across  some sectors showing a return to pre-pandemic levels. 

In equity capital markets, we are seeing significantly increased interest from first-time issuers  (IPOs) across three categories: 

- companies which have benefited from the pandemic, such as gloves and healthcare-related  firms; 

- companies which have weathered the pandemic well and have shown resilience, such as  finance and fintech-related firms, and  

- companies which were initially impacted by the pandemic but have subsequently recovered  at a stronger than expected pace, such as logistics and selected real estate players.