KUALA LUMPUR -- Malaysia aims to boost the country's lackluster venture capital (VC) landscape through a national fund and tax incentives, hoping to help new businesses that would play roles in the country's industrial development.
Launch of Jelawang Capital aimed at catalyzing startup investment
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Malaysia’s Second Finance Minister Amir Hamzah announces the launch of Jelawang Capital fund on June 24. (Khazanah Nasional)
KUALA LUMPUR -- Malaysia aims to boost the country's lackluster venture capital (VC) landscape through a national fund and tax incentives, hoping to help new businesses that would play roles in the country's industrial development.