Tailor-made for women


Women entrepreneurs Wong Siew Chin of ES Fashion (second from right) and Tan Siew Ling of TSL Parts and Machinery receiving tokens of appreciation from Lai (left) and Standard Chartered Malaysia head of business banking and executive director Raj Tatavarthy.

THERE is a need to create better access to financing for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) with women at the helm.

Standard Chartered Malaysia (SCM) managing director and chief executive officer Abrar A. Anwar said accelerating gender parity and empowering women were important to the bank’s diversity and inclusion agenda.

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