The kind of investment that would profit from such a climate (created by the amendments) would only be what we call 'hot money', which is very short term.

Academics would become trapped in the rigid economic theories of foreign countries, which are not appropriate to our context. I suspect these five universities would only conduct library research.

There is no question that we have weathered a storm and are now entering a relatively stable investment climate. But due to prudent funding policies, the WRS continues to be in excellent financial condition. That is good news for all of our members.

Investors are prioritizing investment into the financial sector now. Fundamentals look good and I expect banks to post further profit gains.

The country’s emphasis on skills development and a supportive investment climate is also key to Malaysia’s attractiveness as a foreign investment destination,

Companies in the print media industry are once again investing heavily. We're seeing an improved investment climate.