AUM CIMB-Principal has benefitted from the market rebound, says CEO CIMB-Principal Asset Management Bhd (CIMB-Principal) is looking to grow its assets under management (AUM) in Malaysia to RM60 billion by 2020, from the current RM52 billion. “Currently, our AUM in total across Asean is around RM72 billion, with Malaysia accounting for the majority of that at RM52 billion.
Chinese fighter jet China shows off mettle against US Navy plane in East China Sea A U.S. Navy reconnaissance plane operating in international airspace during a routine mission over the East China Sea was intercepted by two Chinese fighter jets. China once again showed its mettle in the disputed seas, forcing a U.S. Navy reconnaissance plane take evasive action to avoid a possible
Afghanistan Did the killing of Osama Bin Laden bring an end to the war on terror? On Saturday, 07 May 2011 WorldfutureTv,com then Wfol.tv wrote and editorial in which we asked the question whether the dramatic killing of Osama Bin Laden would bring peace to the world and would mean an end of the so called Islamic terrorism? The answer today, 16 years after
Why India might not be the right place for embattled Minister to visit! A Mauritian Minister is heading to India today, but sources from New Delhi told WorldfutureTV the visit will only add to the Minister’s woes. The Minister is facing backlash from his irresponsible comments against an Opposition Leader in the country in which he threatened in public and on video
Berenger Secret MMM-MSM talks for October polls Our sources said today secret talks are underway between the MMM and the MSM for early polls in Mauritius. The source, close to the matter told WorldfutureTv the imminent arrest of Minister Soodhun would serve as the first indication of the fall of the Pravind Jugnauth regime. Ml “Mody’s
india New Delhi breathing on Pravind's neck: Snap polls or get snapped? The recent threat by a minister to kill a member of the Parliament is perhaps the lowest of the low for the MSM. And it got Prime Minister Pravind Jugnauth into further trouble because of this, with New Delhi now pressing even harder for snap polls. From New Delhi, we
Draghi US dollar gasping for air - pummelled on Tuesday FXTM Research Analyst Lukman Otunuga said the US Dollar is gasping for air while the Euro bulls is taking a breather and he explains that the greenback received a thorough pummelling on Tuesday. This after reports of Republican legislators failing to pass a revised healthcare bill rekindled concerns over Trump’
Barbara Lee Rep against deployment of US troops in Syria Rep. Barbara Lee (D-CA) has introduced a bipartisan bill to block additional U.S. forces from being sent into Syria. H.R. 1473 prohibits the Department of Defense from funding any attempt by the administration to expand our presence in Syria by putting U.S. combat boots on the
Gaddafi Qatar sent 5000 armed men to help overthrow Qaddafi In the tussle between Qatar and the rest of the GCC nations, we believe Qatar was involved in the overthrow of Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi. In 2012, we published an article sourced from diplomatic correspondents in Embassies in Kuala Lumpur, that detailed the presence of 5000 Qatari soldiers on Libyan
authoritarianism Authoritarianism in the Muslim world: An update A year after the Turkish regime survived a military coup, the government of Recep Tayyip Erdoğan has consolidated its grip in power, but it is still a bit shaky moving forward. Last year, conspiracy theorists were quick to jump into conclusion and cry victory for Turkey in the aftermath of
http://rostec.ru/en/ Whatever Russia does, it always end up with the Kalashnikov Russia’s TASS News Agency interviewed Sergey Chemezov, CEO of Rostec. We reproduce the entire interview here in question and answer style. TASS: Sergei Viktorovich, please try explaining the so-called phenomenon that no matter what Russia begins to produce it always ends up with a Kalashnikov assault rifle? – No,
Davidson [R-OH] amendment House votes to curb US involvement in Saudi led-Yemen war The U.S. House of Representatives overwhelmingly approved (On July 14) two amendments to the National Defense Authorization Act [NDAA] that would prohibit U.S. participation in the catastrophic Saudi-UAE war against the Houthi-Saleh alliance in Yemen. The Davidson [R-OH] amendment prohibits U.S. military action in
AEC Asean at 50: Where is the call for social justice? The Asean or Association of South East Asian Nations which is composed of 10 countries from the region (not all SEA countries are members) is celebrating the 50th anniversary of its inception, but it does not have much to show in terms of regional integration of its people, to begin
capitalism Why Isis could enjoy the end of internet neutrality The USA is deciding on an important issue that will impact the rest of the world when it comes to access to the internet. For those who do not know it, the founding members of the thing called the ‘internet’ made it possible for everyone to access all kinds of
Baghdad Drone video shows destruction of Mosul - ISIS victorious The Iraqi army, composed mostly of Shia elements, fought a door to door battle against the Isis in Mosul. They took the city, but in the end it is ISIS that came out victorious if you look at the end game. The Isis has diluted itself among the populace or
china One year after PCA ruling, China must abide by the law One year ago, on July 12, 2016, the Permanent Court of Arbitration (PCA) announced that the South China Sea Arbitral Tribunal had issued a unanimous award in favour of the Philippines in the South China Sea (SCS) conflict. The legally binding award has demolished China’s expansive historical claims in
election hacking What Trump failed to ask when he met Putin From President George W Bush Jr to President Barack Obama and President Donald Trump, it appears that Russia’s new Tsar Vladimir Putin has got an easy prey, at last. While it was never that difficult for Putin to deal with Bush and Obama – both men blinked while looking at
Badhain Berenger's blunder in following Boolell's strategy Mauritius is living in tough times, with a government that is accused of corrupt practices and of covering for a Prime Minister in a corruption case while they face the risk of losing international support. But the worst is still on the cards if a plot by some party insiders
alliance Labour-PMSD alliance 80% done The Labour Party (PTR) and the PMSD have almost sealed a deal in which both parties will campaign for a Labour victory in the upcoming by-elections. The alliance is also being forged to prepare for the next general elections, which is expected soon while government party members are starting
Asia-Pacific Pay-TV providers facing a perfect storm Pay-TV providers in the Asia-Pacific region are seeing significant challenges from content piracy and low-cost OTT services – a perfect storm that is rocking their business model. To fight back, they need to have a transformation plan that will be driven by innovation and the development of new
By-elections Labour wooing Bodha in MSM break-up spectre The spectre of a break-up of the MSM is looming ahead of the Privy Council ruling on whether Prime Minister Pravind Jugnauth committed corruption during his mandate as a deputy Prime Minister. Sources close to the political landscape in Mauritius told our New Delhi correspondent to expect a break-
india No rocket science why Mauritius political instability worries India By Devashish Bhuyan – New Delhi. The disturbing waves in the ocean of Mauritius Politics has one again risen soon after the Supreme Court allowed the Director of Public Relation Prosecution to challenge Prime Minister Pravind Jugunath on his direct involvement in a case of corruption. The case goes back in
DPP New Delhi anxious over Privy Council verdict, presses for snap polls With the Supreme Court ruling today allowing the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) to challenge Prime Minister (PM) Pravind Jugnauth’s acquittal over a corruption case at the Pricy Council, our sources said New Delhi is anxious for this case to be over with. The source told WorldfutureTV there was
future of news Kazi Mahmood: Influencers are the Future of News This is an interview of Worldfuturetv.com founder Kazi Mahmood by a Public Relations agency in Malaysia, the Supernewsroom. This week, we have a quick chat with Kazi Mahmood – Business Editor at the Malay Mail. During his career span as a journalist, Kazi was previously News Editor at the Malay
Berenger Mauritius: 2014 survey predicted MMM-Labour debacle A survey carried out in June 2014, 6 months before the elections in on 10 December gave clear indications where the tendency was prior to the elections. The survey, done by the same agency that carried out the May 1st survey published by Worldfuturetv.com, showed the following: (Section 1)
