AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoSME Financing: Selangor’s PKNS FMI and Selangor Advance are widening access to digital, Shariah-compliant financing to help contractors and small firms manage cash flow. Pakistan’s NBP is also exploring business and green financing with a PowerChina subsidiary. Growth Support: Malaysia outlined halal-certification grants of up to RM25,000 and RM400 million for industrial development and co-investment funds, aiming to help local firms reach new markets. Google announced $15 million for Indian MSMEs, including AI support and training. Capital Access: Sterling Bank and Cascador launched a $200 million Nigerian SME credit fund, targeting barriers that keep smaller firms from borrowing. Business Spotlight: UK food and drink SMEs can enter awards recognizing innovation, sustainability, jobs and community impact. Operating Risks: Cybersecurity remains a weak spot, with reports finding many small firms face attacks while lagging on protection.
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