Work in a bank, sleep in a bunk – Hong Kong’s co-living trend

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September 06, 2017 1:22 PM

HONG KONG (BLOOMBERG) – Young finance industry workers are bunking down in dormitory-style accommodation in Hong Kong as “co-living” developments take off in the world’s priciest city for property.

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Platform Banking: The way to the future for Islamic Banking

Islamic banking is entering the state of irrelevance, or impasse. Many countries adopting dual banking system are witnessing the growth of Islamic banking sector stagnating. Indonesia for instance is growing at single digit in 2017, much lower than its peak of 47% in 2011, or 15-20% in the last three years. The growth of innovative …

by Luqyan Tamanni
Dr in Finance & Economics, Islamic Finance Professional, Member of Komite Nasional Keuangan Syariah Indonesia, Senior Researcher of Islamic Economic Forum for Indonesian Development

The Impact of Corruption to Good Governance in Malaysia

In this modern era, there are a number of empirical evidences that can be used to indicate that corruption has become among the biggest challenges in good governance practice in developing countries. Most developing countries are struggling, perhaps until now, in order to establish a significant level of good governance, with corruption becoming a common …

by Urwah Saari
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Future Options of International NGO

Introduction The existence of Non-Governmental Organisation (NGO) in international development is not a recent scenario and their contributions in the domestic as well as the international social resurgence in the recent years has influenced many public opinions and shaped government’s policies. It is more fascinating however, to discover the way the NGOs operate rather than …

by Urwah Saari
International Development Analyst

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