The Signature Group infuses contemporary Italian design and elegance in the local kitchen market with the debut of the MIAMI Kitchen, in collaboration with Biefbi Cucine and Bertone Design from Italy. 

As part of the Italian Festival 2017/18, the celebratory event held at the Signature Kitchen Lifestyle Gallery in Kota Damansara, was attended by distinguished guests, developers, architects, designers, media clients and graced by honorary guest, the Italian Ambassador in Kuala Lumpur, H.E Cristiano Maggipinto. Also present were Dr Samuele Porsia, the Italian Trade Commissioner, Mr Aldo Cingolani, CEO and founder of Bertone Design, and Biefbi Asia & Middle East Sales Director, Mr Francesco Battistelli. 

Reebonz recently opened their flagship store in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Strategically located at the heart of the city’s shopping district, the newly opened 4,000 square feet physical store is the third in the world after their flagship stores in Singapore and Australia.

The store’s architecture reflects the brand’s take on modernity with a sleek minimalistic design and gold accents. Reebonz, being the largest luxury e-tailer in Southeast Asia, constantly innovates to provide their customers with consistent and complementary services across all touch points by anticipating their needs through holistic use of customer data and providing experiential relevance to targeted audience segments.

The current Maybank Group chief risk officer of Maybank Group Dr John Lee Hin will assume the post of CEO, Maybank Singapore, effective Dec 1, 2017. 

Lee will take over from Datuk Lim Hong Tat, the current CEO of Maybank Singapore and group head of Maybank’s Community Financial Services (CFS).

In response to European Union Delegation to Malaysia’s comments on the EU Parliament Resolution on Palm Oil and Deforestation of Rainforests, Minister of Plantation Industries and Commodities, Datuk Seri Mah Siew Keong welcomes EU’s commitment to work together with Malaysia and other palm oil producing countries in a constructive way. 

The European Commission acknowledged that palm oil plays an important role in Malaysia’s economy, and it contributes directly and indirectly to lifting many smallholders out of poverty.