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  • A 6.02% income distribution yield was declared by BIMB Investment for its Global Shariah-ESG Equity Fund.

    A 6.02% income distribution yield was declared by BIMB Investment for its Global Shariah-ESG Equity Fund.

    The following income distribution has been made by BIMB Investment Management Berhad (BIMB Investment), a wholly owned subsidiary of Bank Islam Malaysia Berhad (Bank Islam), for the BIMB-ARABESQUE i Global Dividend Fund 1 (BiGDF1) or (the Fund) for its fiscal year ending 31 March 2024:

    Fund Name  Asset Class  Yield (%)  Sen/cent per unit
    BIMB-ARABESQUE i Global Dividend Fund 1 RM  6.02%  2.90
    USD  6.12%  2.90
    RM Hedged  6.19%  2.80
    SGD  6.10%  2.60

    BIMB Investment’s Chief Executive Officer, Azdini Nor Azman, said, ‘‘We would like to thank our  unitholders for their unwavering support and trust in our BiGDF1. Their confidence has translated  into a strong performance, resulting in income distributions of 2.90 sen/cent per unit for the RM  Class and USD Class, 2.80 sen/cent per unit for the RM Hedged Class, and 2.60 sen/cent per  unit for the SGD Class. The income distribution yield of the Fund is 6.02% for the RM Class,  6.12% for the USD Class, 6.19% for the RM Hedged Class, and 6.10% for the SGD Class.” 

    She adds, “With BiGDF1, the landscape of fund management is evolving through the financial  technology solution that constructs investment portfolios focusing on capital growth while effectively managing market volatility, conducting data analysis, and making intuition-free  decisions. BiGDF1 seamlessly incorporates Shariah values and environmental, social and  governance (ESG) principles, harnessing the power of Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology to  provide consistent, sustainable performance. Our dedication remains firmly rooted in delivering  value and sustainable performance with risk management at the forefront of our commitment to  investors.” 

    BiGDF1, first introduced in November 2015 and relaunched in 2019 for retail investors, is one of  the largest Shariah global equity funds in Malaysia, with more than RM200 million in fund size as  of 31 August 2023, according to the Refinitiv Lipper IM rank. The Fund was awarded Best ESG  Equity Fund 2020 by The Asset Islamic Finance Awards 2020. The Fund seeks long-term capital  appreciation and provides investors access to investments in Shariah-compliant global equities. 

    It suits investors seeking exposure to Shariah-compliant global developed markets equity, with  moderate to high-risk tolerance and a 5-year or more investment horizon. The Fund invests a  minimum of 90% of the Fund’s net asset value (NAV) into the Target Fund and a maximum of  10% of the Fund’s NAV into Islamic fixed deposits, Islamic money market instruments, and/or  Islamic liquid markets. The Fund rebalances its portfolio daily between equity and cash for  sustainable risk-adjusted investment returns and to reduce risks and drawdowns during failing  markets. The minimum initial investment amount is RM500 for the RM Class and the RM Hedged  Class, SGD500 for the SGD Class, and USD500 for the USD Class. 

    Bank Islam’s Group Chief Executive Officer, Mohd Muazzam Mohamed, said, “The Bank Islam  Group remains committed to incorporating Shariah principles within the Group and considering  ESG factors. This commitment aims to enhance resilience and foster financial inclusion for  everyone. We believe ESG-focused investments are poised to become the prevailing trend, and  companies that prioritise ESG considerations will excel and demonstrate greater long-term  resilience.” 

  • Trailblazers in Islamic Tourism: Unveiling the Awardees of WITA 2023

    Trailblazers in Islamic Tourism: Unveiling the Awardees of WITA 2023

    KUALA LUMPUR , 15 SEPT 2023 : The World Islamic Tourism Award (WITA) 2023, a groundbreaking event coinciding with the Asia Hajj, Umrah & Islamic Tourism Conference and Exhibition (AITEX 2023), takes center stage as the premier recognition in Islamic Tourism. This prestigious accolade is designed to spotlight and honor exceptional products and services offered by trailblazers in the Islamic Tourism sector, encompassing the entire spectrum of the travel and tourism hospitality industry.

    In the words of Dato’ Noor Zaleha Baharudin, the Organising Chairman of WITA, this award ceremony stands as a testament to the dedication and achievements of those who have made notable contributions to the success of the Islamic Travel Industry. It serves as an expression of gratitude and respect for their pivotal roles in shaping the industry’s trajectory.

    “The recipients of this award have been carefully selected by adhering to standard compliance set by the WITA selecting panel who themselves each have more then 30 years experienced in tourism industry,” said Dato’ Noor Zaleha Baharudin.

    The significant of WITA held in Malaysia is in the relation to this country which was awarded as “Top Spot As The Preferred Halal Tourist Destination” by Master Card-Cresent Rating Global Muslim Index (GMTI) 2022.

    This first WITA will definately inspires global Islamic tourism players to work harder for their effort will be highly recognise in the next year WITA and years onwards.

    “Lastly as the Head of WITA organizing committee once again I congratulate those Islamic Tourism Heroes who been honored in receiving this most prestigious award,” said Dato’ Noor Zaleha Baharudin.

  • For the debut of the Vivo V29 5G, the Porsche Fleet illuminates the world’s largest roundabout, revealing the spectacle.

    For the debut of the Vivo V29 5G, the Porsche Fleet illuminates the world’s largest roundabout, revealing the spectacle.

    The world’s largest roundabout, the legendary Putrajaya Roundabout, will play host to a stunning event organized by vivo Malaysia and Aktiv Tuninghaus. Just two days left until the official unveiling of the vivo V29 5G smartphone, which will be accompanied by this unique effort that intends to enliven the enormous roundabout.

    In celebration of Malaysia Day, vivo Malaysia created a special video honouring the country’s landmark. At 9:29pm, a fleet of 29 Porsche cars elegantly circle the Putrajaya Roundabout for 29 laps, mirroring the design and features of the vivo V29 5G, notably showcasing the largest Aura Light in the V series – Aura Light 2.0.

    The Aura Light 2.0 technology in the vivo V29 5G enhances night portraits by automatically adapting the colour temperature to achieve a natural and well-balanced look under various lighting situations. Additionally, the phone’s design is truly eye-catching, featuring a stunning starry purple colour created with 9 million magnetic particles on the back, resembling the captivating pattern of the Milky Way. This unique design is certain to attract those seeking something visually distinctive.

    Building on the success of the vivo V27 series launched in April 2023, vivo Malaysia is introducing the latest addition to the V series, the vivo V29 5G. As the countdown to the launch of vivo V29 5G continues, the excitement builds. Stay tuned for more updates on vivo official Facebook page and vivo Malaysia official Website for the latest updates 

  • DOKUMENTARI KHAS “NOMAD TERAKHIR”

    DOKUMENTARI KHAS “NOMAD TERAKHIR”

    Terdapat rumah, sekolah dan taman permainan di kawasan hutan. Mungkin begitulah bagaimana suku asli Batek dan hutan boleh ditakrifkan. Suku Orang Asli Batek yang tinggal di Perkampungan Orang Asli Kuala Koh, Gua Musang, Kelantan akan diceritakan kisah hidup mereka menerusi dokumentari unik The Last Nomad. Berhampiran Taman Negara Kelantan, di kawasan terpencil, 300 orang Batek menetap dalam komuniti tajaan Jabatan Kemajuan Orang Asli (JAKOA). Suku kaum Batek masih hidup secara separa nomad dan bergantung sepenuhnya kepada sumber hutan Taman Negara Kelantan yang berusia 130 juta tahun untuk bekalan makanan harian mereka.

    Dokumentari khas ini adalah hasil kerjasama antara TV3 dengan EBS Korea untuk menjayakan sebuah program dari Korea, The Food Of Love, yang membabitkan 5 buah negara iaitu Korea, Mongolia, India, Thailand dan Malaysia. Ini juga adalah usaha yang dicetuskan oleh Ketua Pegawai Eksekutif, Rangkaian Televisyen Media Prima & Primeworks Studios, Puan Nini Yusof, bersama pihak EBS Korea bagi menghasilkan sebuah dokumentari jalinan kerjasama antara dua buah negara. 

    Penggambaran membabitkan gabungan krew penerbitan dan TV3 dan EBS Korea ini berlangsung selama 9 hari. Pastinya merakamkan perjalanan hidup dan aktiviti harian orang asli Batek di hutan ada cabarannya. Faktor cuaca, membawa peralatan penggambaran dengan berjalan kaki ke dalam hutan lebih 3 kilometer setiap hari dan kekangan bahasa untuk berkomunikasi merupakan antara cabaran yang perlu ditempuhi. 

    Mendekati suku kaum Batek di Kuala Koh, Gua Musang, Kelantan, akan menjadi sukar tanpa bantuan Suzairi Zakaria atau lebih dikenali sebagai Dome. Dome, seorang jurugambar profesional berasal dari Setiu,Terengganu,  individu yang telah banyak merekod dan merakamkan momen, peristiwa, serta saksi perubahan suku kaum Batek di sini hampir 15 tahun. Keakraban itu banyak membantu pihak produksi dalam menjalankan penggambaran dan pastinya Dome juga turut terlibat sebagai salah seorang karakter penting dalam penceritaan dokumentari ini.

    Merakamkan realiti hidup orang asli Batek di Kuala Koh, memberikan satu dimensi baharu tentang keunikan mereka. Kewujudan mereka adalah sebahagian daripada ekosistem di Taman Negara. Kepakaran mereka mengenai ilmu hutan adalah satu perkara yang sangat mengagumkan. Aktiviti wajib mereka adalah mencari ubi-ubi liar di hutan. Malah kelebihan yang mereka miliki, ada sebahagian daripada ubi liar beracun menjadi hidangan mereka. Keunikan ini dibawakan dalam dokumentari ini. Orang asli Batek masih memburu haiwan menggunakan cara tradisional dengan menyumpit dan tiba waktu yang diperlukan, mereka akan berpindah randah jauh ke dalam hutan untuk meneruskan kelangsungan hidup. 

    Namun hanya generasi lama yang masih kuat berpegang teguh dengan cara hidup asal. Mereka cuba sedaya upaya mempertahankan cara hidup dan tradisi lama mereka dari generasi ke generasi. Namun kehidupan mereka semakin mencabar dek kerana kesan modenisasi dalam kalangan generasi muda. Perubahan ini yang menggusarkan generasi lama. 

    Persoalannya, mampukah cara hidup dan tradisi lama mereka bertahan?

    Nomad Terakhir, adalah hasil kerja keras berpasukan yang terdiri daripada jurukamera, Rishigeysannambiar, Mohd Rafi Kassem dan jurukamera wanita dari EBS Korea, Hyungeun Yim, dibantu krew teknikal yang lain; Azizul Sufyan, Khirul Fikry Mustafa, Sangin Kim (EBS), Mohammad Syafiq Zakaria, Muhammad Haniff Hassan dan manakala pihak produksi penerbitan, Nurul Fariha Onn (TV3), Hyunsook Chung (EBS) sebagai Pengarah & Penerbit, Nur Wanah Kiramli, sebagai Penolong Penerbit & Offline Editor, Iffa Qamarina Burhanuddin sebagai wartawan, Hafiz Rashid, sebagai Online Editor dan  Mohd Izzul Iswat Mohd Azman, Penerbit Penyelaras.

    Saksikan Nomad Terakhir, dokumentari istimewa 1 jam ini akan disiarkan pada 16 September 2023, Sabtu, jam 6.00 petang, di TV3. Untuk mendapatkan info terkini tentang drama kegemaran anda, layari laman sosial Facebook, Twitter, YouTube dan Instagram TV3 iaitu @TV3Malaysia, Instagram rasmi Drama Sangat iaitu @dramasangat.

     

  • To strengthen the battle against cancer, Siemens Healthineers appeals for increased cooperation at Hospital Management Asia

    In conjunction with the Hospital Management Asia Conference 2023, top medtech innovator Siemens Healthineers today hosted a panel discussion where local healthcare leaders and experts expressed hope that in 25 years, cancer might be seen as a manageable, chronic disease with significantly higher survival rates.

    While cancer cases in Malaysia are projected to double by 2040,  cancer care has advanced in recent years, with technological innovations in diagnostic imaging that enables earlier detection, precise diagnosis, customised radiation therapy, targeted chemotherapies rooted in knowledge about the human genome, groundbreaking immunotherapies and the development of comprehensive cancer care programs.

    Creating a world without fear of cancer will require important changes in the way healthcare is organised and oncology is practiced. There is a need for healthcare providers to go “broad” around population health and patient management and to go “deep” with hyper-specialization and cutting edge technologies that increases complexity exponentially. Navigating these changes will only be possible through multi-disciplinary cooperation, strategic partnerships and the collaborative use of integrated, connected care pathways that span the entire cancer detection and treatment journey.

     Moving from fragmented care to integrated care

    Fabrice Leguet, Managing Director of Siemens Healthineers Southeast Asia believes the next step in comprehensive cancer care will be summoning the will and collective effort to move beyond today’s fragmented cancer care landscape towards a more integrated approach. 

    “Advancements in healthcare have allowed us to take big strides and redefine what is possible when it comes to diagnosing and treating a disease as complicated as cancer. However, we recognise that alleviating the fears of cancer patients requires a collective effort from everyone in the system. Our goal is to make detection, diagnosis and treatment more accessible, effective, and personalised to the needs of patients in Southeast Asia,” he shared.

    Titled ‘Creating a World Without Fear of Cancer: A Critical Dialogue’, the panel featured experts from various health industry sectors. Fabrice was joined by Dr. Kelvin Yii, Special Advisor to the Health Minister; Serena Yong, CEO of Regency Specialist Hospital; Prof. Ricky Sharma, Global Head of Clinical Affairs at Varian and patient advocate Ranjit Kaur, former President and current board member of Reach to Recovery International (RRI).

    Policy & Collaboration: Charting a Unified Course

    Addressing the diverse range of challenges in rising cost of the high-tech care modalities, international staff shortages, and limited funding for healthcare services, Serena Yong, CEO of Regency Specialist Hospital highlighted the importance of industry partnerships in facilitating knowledge sharing and potential breakthroughs in oncology.  “By integrating insights from different fields, we can achieve more diverse and effective outcomes.”

    These sentiments were echoed by Dr. Kelvin Yii, special advisor to the Health Minister. “The National Strategic Plan for Cancer Control aims to make cancer prevention, management, and control accessible and affordable through partnerships with stakeholders. The goal is to reduce the cancer burden, promote understanding of cancer, encourage prevention and early diagnosis to alleviate patient fears.”

    Technology & Innovation: The New Frontier

    The global healthcare sector has seen a paradigm shift with the advent of AI, data analytics, and breakthrough technologies. Early detection, once a challenge, now gets a boost with intelligent cancer care systems. 

    Serena shared, “Our current technological trajectory is encouraging. We are at the cusp of an era where technology doesn’t just detect but predicts.”

    “The strategic partnership between Regency Specialist Hospital and Siemens reaffirms our commitment to elevating patient care. With patient well-being at the heart of our mission, this partnership expedites the integration of connected health solutions, ensuring swifter access to care. Moreover, it facilitates the expansion of teleconsultation services and the implementation of predictive analytics on a broader scale, ultimately contributing significantly to our patients’ journey toward improved health outcomes.”

    Reinforcing Siemens Healthineers’ commitment, Fabrice said, “By  partnering with healthcare providers, we accelerate the transfer of knowledge in oncology across clinical, technical and managerial fields and fast-track the adoption of integrated innovative technologies across the continuum of cancer care. While we leverage our access to global best practices and the latest technological innovations, we take a “fit for purpose” approach where solutions are adapted to the local context in close collaboration with our partners in the region. This is how we are able to set-up Oncology Centers of Excellence with innovative care delivery models that enable our partners to leverage their healthcare network and bring these capabilities closer to their patients. At Siemens Healthineers, our aim is to democratise access to these groundbreaking innovations and clinical knowledge with a clear goal to make advanced cancer care accessible to all. ”

    Patient Advocacy: The Cornerstone of Comprehensive Care

    Ranjit Kaur emphasised the emotional facet of cancer, “The journey can be solitary. It underscores the imperative of community support and a holistic approach that intertwines medical treatment with emotional well-being. In a world where technology drives improvement in various aspects of our lives, we must also prioritise empathy, timely care access and comprehensive support systems for patients, not only in Malaysia but worldwide. Each patient journey is often daunting and worrisome, but by paying greater attention to these details, we can help individuals look beyond their diagnosis and find confidence in their ability to overcome cancer.”

    Prof. Ricky Sharma, Global Head of Clinical Affairs at Varian, shares, “Cancer is a disease that can evolve and mutate to evade treatments. The importance of patient data cannot be understated, as well as patient experiences of treatment from country to country. We need all of this information to deliver a personalised patient experience, and it has to be from a holistic point of view. We need to be asking important questions from the patients‘ perspective: Is treatment accessible? Are patients being treated with the respect they deserve? How and where are clinical decisions being made and the treatments being administered? We need to aim for a frictionless, patient-centric experience so we can as communities move further towards our vision of a world without fear of cancer.”

    Towards a Cancer-Free World

    With a harmonised effort between technology, policy, and caregiving, the dream of a cancer-free 2047 doesn’t seem distant. The collective voice of the panel resonated with optimism and determination.

    Fabrice encapsulated the spirit, saying, “Every strategic partnership, every technological innovation and every collaboration with policy makers will bring us one step closer to creating a world without fear of cancer.”