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Foreword

Chandra Prasad Dhakal Invited as Keynote Speaker at RegionalConference on Money Service Business

IME Annual Dinner 2013

Management TrainingPaint Ball with MaybankTraining Event

Travel to Philippines

IMEMCB Branch Reward 2014

Travel to Malaysia

Onoiyari

Travel to Vietnam

Football WeekendPasar Pagi LekirCustomer Day at Sitiawan Branch

Teej Program Football TournamentEverest ConcertCricket Tournament

Piala Dubes 2013

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Editorial Team :

IME Frank Ong - Business Development ManagerKamal Chhetri - Customer Service ManagerHu Faik Seng - Internal Audit ManagerSyazana Ahmad - SecretarySunarni Sunardi – Human Resource & Administration ManagerShiba Subedi – MarketingYogendra Dhakal – SalesBasu Sharma – Finance ControllerCasey Sathasivam - Risk and Compliance ManagerSuzana Zulkifli - Business Process Officer

Cubic OneJoan GanAmirul SyazwanRoy Yeow

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Welcome to our latest edition of News@IME.

Global economy has rendered our world to

be borderless today! The demand for a more quality life today has made many people to look outside their traditional marketplace for the opportunity for a better living. Many have moved beyond their geographical areas in order to seek for greater opportunities and to broaden their horizon.

But no matter where we are today, we will still not be able to totally cut off from our root. Many would still provide some financial support back to the origin of their root. Remittance have bridge the gap between us and our root for a long time. And it will continue to do so for the many of us that still hold our origin close to our hearts.

For many years, IME have served a wide range of corridors in selected regions of the world through our esteemed agents and partners. IME have always looked towards the continual expansion of our product and services.

Recently, our Malaysian market saw the introduction of money

exchange facility and online remittance channel. IME

is currently preparing itself to introduce mobile remittance channel to its Malaysia operations. Our interest, as our growth and reputation have shown, will continue to provide a lasting and reliable service to our

customers.

Keep remitting!

Mr Hem Raj Dhakal (Ramu)President & Managing Director

Best regards,

Hem Raj

Opportunities& uncertainties

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Executive Chairman of Interna-tional Money Express (IME)

and Chairman of Global IME Bank Mr. Chandra Prasad Dhakal is one of the keynote speakers from Nepal at the Re-gional Conference on Money Service Business (RCMSB) in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

Mr. Dhakal was invited by Bank Negara Malaysia, the organizer of this event, to participate in the three-day long conference. As a keynote speaker in the conference, Mr. Dhakal stressed on the need of raising the standards of compliance in the remittance industry. He mentioned about Nepal’s institutional efforts to improve compliance standards and also highlighted the need to discourage the use of informal channels for

money transfers to Nepal. Sharing about the private sector involvement in the MSB (Money Service Business) industry, Mr. Dhakal added that private remittance companies in Nepal are been duly meeting the regulatory standards of anti-money laundering/ counter financing of terrorism (AML/CFT) measures.

Highlighting the low risks of money laundering and financing terrorism in Nepal Mr. Dhakal said, “The risks of money laundering and terrorism financing are relatively low in Nepal through the use of formal remittance channels as migrant workers’ remittances constitute a large share of money transfers to Nepal but with relatively low transaction value.”

The conference was inaugurated by Dato’ Muhammad bin Ibrahim, Deputy Governor of Bank Negara Malaysia. The conference is attended by the distinguished representatives from World Bank, Central Banks, International Association of Money Transfer Network (IAMTN), Commercial Banks, Money Transfer Companies, regulatory agencies and individual experts in the money transfer business from various countries.

IME (M) SDN BHD is the Platinum Sponsor for the event which held at Sasana Kijang, Bank Negara Malaysia.

• Promote awareness and share experience on developments in the MSB industry, including policy and regulatory reforms, best practices, market trends and innovations

• Discuss issues and challenges faced in combating ML/FT threats

• Provide a platform for networking among regulators and MSB industry players to further develop the industry in line with efforts to promote financial inclusion while safeguarding financial integrity.

The Conference Aims

Regional Conference on Money Services Business was co-organised by Persatuan Perniagaan Perkhidmatan Wang Malaysia (MAMSB) and Bank Negara Malaysia, in collaboration with World Bank and the International Association of Money Transfer Networks (IAMTN).

CHANDRA PRASAD DHAKAL INVITED ASKEYNOTE SPEAKER AT REGIONAL

CONFERENCE ON MONEY SERVICE BUSINESS

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EventsThe word “retro” derives from the

Latin prefix retro, meaning “backwards, or in past times” – particularly as seen in the words retrograde, implying a movement toward the past instead of a progress toward the future, and retrospective, referring to a nostalgic (or critical) eye toward the past.

All IME staffs traveled through “time and space” back to 1980’s on the grand night of 24 January 2014 in Concorde Hotel, Kuala Lumpur. Yellow hair, polka dots, tight fitting pants and platform shoes are everywhere. Even Elvis Presley comes alive!

The night was filled with explosive performances and prestigious awards for the staff. The award categoriesare Best Promoter, Best Teller, Best Branch-In-Charge, Best Branch, Best Inter-Partnering Award, Long Service Award and Best Employee.

The dinner was held separatly in northern and southern region on 15th

January 2013 and 20th January 2013.

Retro style is style that is

consciously derivative or imitative of trends, modes, fashions, or attitudes of the recent past. It generally implies a vintage of at least fifteen or twenty years. For example, clothing from the 1980s or 1990s could be retro.

BEST BIC AWARD

BEST DRESSED(FEMALE)

BEST DRESSED(MALE)

BESTEMPLOYEE

Mr. Hu Faik Seng(Internal Audit Manager)

Ms ThanaletchemiA/P Velayutham

Ms Shazienna binti Duana

Mr. Ano Mohd Noor Raaib

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A management training on “Leadership & Analytical Report Writing Skills” was organised by HR &

Training Department on 20th – 21st August 2013 at Hotel Sentral, Brickfields. A total of 24 participants from Head Office, regional offices and I-Tel office participated in this program.

The objective of this training is to improve inter-personal communications skill and to enhance writing skill for effective communication. Throughout the workshop, the participants are exposed to the various communications methods that they can use to create a winning relationship with their employees, colleagues and customers.

At the end of the workshop, all participants are more motivated and they vowed to utilise their newly learned skills for the betterment of the organisation.

Leadership & Analytical Report Writing Skills (Management Training)

Boracay Island and its beaches have received awards from numerous travel publications and agencies. Boracay is also famous for being one of the world’s top destinations for relaxation. It is also emerging among the top destinations for tranquility and nightlife. Leisure activities available on or near Boracay include scuba diving, helmet diving, snorkeling, windsurfing, kiteboarding, cliff diving, and beach relaxation.

In 2012, Boracay was awarded as the best island in the world from the international travel magazine Travel + Leisure.

BoracayBoracay ,Philipine specialities white sand beach is one of the major international tourist destination renown with its aqua-centric luxury resorts.

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The staffs training responsibility of IME was assumed under Risk & Compliance Department. This department have planned and undertaken many training programs throughout the year.

- Money Changing Course- Agents Awareness Program (14th April 2014)- Branch Quarterly Induction Course (14th April 2014)- Branch Quarterly Training Course o Teller Course in Central Region (28th – 29th April 2014) o BIC/ABIC Course in Central Region (14th – 15th May 2014) o MIS Training in Central Region (26th May 2014)- Regional Offices Training Program o Penang (16th – 17th June 2014) o Perak (18th – 19th June 2014) o Johor (23rd – 24th June 2014) o Melaka (25th – 26th June 2014)- AML/CFT Training (7th – 10th July 2014)- AMLA Training IBM (August 2014)- Branch Quarterly Training (for BICs only) (October 2014)- Team Building (November/December 2014)

Boracay is a small island in the Philippines located

approximately 315 km (196 mi) south of Manila and 2 km off the northwest tip of Panay Island in the Western Visayas region of the Philippines. This island is being visited by thousands of tourist from around the world every year because of its famous white sand beach.

IME was invited to join a paintball competition by Maybank on 14th December 2013. The competition,

held in Shah Alam, Selangor, was attended by almost 50 participants. IME team wore our traditional red t-shirt to represent our strong fighting spirit. IME team won the First Runner-up position in the competition.

MANAGEMENT TRAINING

PAINTBALL WITH MAYBANK

STAFFS TRAINING

Travel to Malaysia

Muslims Commercial Bank Ltd (MCB) of Pakistan launched a campaign to promote remittance

transactions to MCB via IME. The teller with the most remittance transactions to MCB during the campaign period will win a mini iPad. Every month there is a mini iPad to be won from 1st April 2014 to 30th June 2014. It is opened to any IME and Agent branches in Malaysia, Qatar and UAE.

Ms. Noor Anida Binti Abu Hashim from IME Medan Pasar Branch in Malaysia was the winner for the month of April 2014.

IME and MCB launched a campaign to reward the top-performing teller in IME or agent branches. The teller with the highest number of remittance transactions to MCB during this campaign will win a mini iPad.

Rewards presented by Mr. Billy Tham (from right) to the winner Cik Noor Anida Binti Abu Hashim (from left) from Medan Pasar branch.

The culture of Malaysia draws on the varied cultures of the different people

of Malaysia. The first people to live in the area were indigenous tribes that still remain and they were followed by the Malays, who moved there from mainland Asia in ancient times. Chinese and Indian cultural influences made their mark when trade began with those countries, and increased with immigration to Malaysia.

Various influences can be seen in architecture, from individual cultures in Malaysia and from other countries. Large modern structures have been built, including the tallest twin buildings in the world, the Petronas Twin Towers.

Malaysia is a multi–ethnic, multicultural, and multilingual society, and the many ethnic groups in Malaysia maintain separate cultural identities. The society of Malaysia has been described as “Asia in miniature”. The government has historically made little distinction between “Malay culture” and “Malaysian culture”. Each ethnic group has its own underlying culture that separates it from the others, and they have achieved different levels of integration. A joint Malaysian culture can be seen in the symbiosis of the cultures of the people within it.

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IME-MCB BRANCH REWARDS 2014

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Ho Chi Minh City formerly named Saigon is the largest city in Vietnam. It was once

known as Prey Nokor, an important Khmer sea port prior to annexation by the Vietnamese in the 17th century. With unbelievable abundance of fresh vegetables, herbs, fish and seafood, Vietnam has a lot to offer. It can be mentioned here a range of widely- admired dishes such as noodle served with beef or chicken( pho), spring roll, eel or snail vermicelli, crab fried with tamarind, crab sour soup, rice spaghetti, steamed rolls made of rice-flour, rice pancake folded in half (and filled with a shrimp, meat and soya bean sprouts).

Many Vietnamese dishes are flavored with fish sauce (nước mắm), which smells and tastes like anchovies (quite salty and fishy) straight from the bottle, but blends into food very well. Vietnam’s national dish is phở (pronounced like the fu- in funny, but with tone), a broth soup with beef or chicken and rice noodles (a form of rice linguini or fettuccine). Phở is normally served with plates of fresh herbs(usually including Asian basil), cut limes, hot chiles and and scalded bean sprouts which you can add in according to your taste, along with chili paste, chili sauce, and sweet soybean sauce.

Ho Chi Minh

Football Weekend

Pasar Pagi Lekir

Customer Day Sitiawan Branch

Pho

Rice Paper Rolls

Banh Mi

IME organised a mini football competition at Sri Muda, Shah Alam. This competition

attracted 4 teams of migrant workers from Vietnam, Myanmar and Bangladesh. The atmosphere was like an international football tournament with spectators from different countries coming to cheer for their team. The winning teams got cash prizes and hampers sponsored by IME.

IME Setiawan Branch in Perak celebrated Customer Day on 11th March 2014. On that day, all customers at the branch

were served with cooling juice drink while they wait to do their transactions. There were many attractive prizes such as Gift Hamper, Wall Clock and Photo Frame are given out to lucky customers on that day.

IME marketing team and regional promoters creating awareness at

the morning market (pasar pagi) in Lekir on 10th May 2014. The objective is to share about IME services to Vietnamese customers at the market.

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PIALA DUBES 2013Pertandingan sepak bola “7

sebelah” yang memperebutkan piala Dubes (Duta Besar) berlangsung sukses dan meriah. Pertandingan antar tim warga negara Indonesia di Kuala Lumpur yang berlangsung di lapangan Lembaga Getah Malaysia di Sungai Buloh, Selangor pada Minggu, 29 September 2013. Kemenangan SGB FC diperoleh melalui drama adu pinalti. Laga tersebut terselenggara berkat kerja sama KBRI Kuala Lumpur yang didukung oleh International Money Express (IME) Remittance dan Bank Central Asia (BCA).

Pihak KBRI Kuala Lumpur sangat mendukung terselenggaranya kegiatan ini. Hal ini disampaikan oleh Judha Nugraha, Sekretaris I Konsuler mewakili Duta Besar RI. KBRI Kuala Lumpur menilai bahwa sangat penting bagi masyarakat Indonesia menjaga kebugaran tubuh ditengah kesibukan bekerja di perantauan. Menurut KBRI Kuala Lumpur, kegiatan ini juga dapat mempererat tali persaudaraan masyarakat Indonesia yang berada di Malaysia.Tamu kehormatan yang diundang dalam prosesi tersebut diantaranya Pak Agus Triyanto, Atase Tenaga Kerja Indonesia di Malaysia, Pak Akhmad D.H. Irfan, Minister-Counsellor Pensosbud, dan Pak Herman Prayitno, Duta Besar RI untuk Malaysia yang Berkuasa Penuh.

Selain memperebutkan piala Dubes, pemenang dari pertandingan tersebut juga berhak membawa medali dan uang tunai sebanyak RM 1500. Kapten tim SGB FC, Muhamad Asman asal Bawean mengaku gembira dan bangga karena timnya dapat merebut piala Dubes. Pihaknya berharap tahun depan penyelenggaraan kegiatan ini lebih besar sehingga dapat melibatkan lebih banyak tim dan penonton yang hadir. Penyelenggara juga membagikan door prize kepada 500 tamu pertama yang hadir saat proses registrasi, dan juga 5 lucky draw senilai $100 bagi yang beruntung.

Piala yang diserah-terimakan secara simbolis akan disimpan di KBRI Kuala Lumpur untuk diperebutkan kembali pada pertandingan tahun depan. Berikut hasil dari pertandingan sepak bola “7 sebelah” yang memperebutkan piala Dubes: SGB FC juara I (merebut piala Dubes), juara II Garuda Oplosan, juara III Tanjung FC, dan juara IV Mandala Junior.

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TEEJ PROGRAM

EVEREST CONCERT

FOOTBALL TOURNAMENT

CRICKET TOURNAMENT

IME took part in Teej event organised by Migrant Nepalese Association, UAE on 6th September 2013 in conjunction

with Nepali festival of “Teej”, which is dedicated to women of Nepal. The event was held in Astoria Hotel, a popular spot for Nepalese workers. The event attracted a huge crowd from the Nepalese community who came from Dubai and adjacent states such as AUH, SHJ and Ajman.

We participated in a musical program held by Lamjung Samparka Samiti on 18th Oct, 2014 in Holiday Inn

Hotel, Dubai. The extravaganza was comprised of songs, dances, comedy shows by local and guest artists along with popular Nepali singer Milan Lama summoned from Nepal. There was good participation of enthusiastic Nepali crowd and all of them enjoyed every bit of the show. Our roll ups were kept on stage with good visibility and fliers distributed in gates. Our product and services were announced in short intervals to make people aware of our brand.

IME sponsored Nepali Football Tournament for a day in DUTCO Camp, Jebel Ali Industrial, UAE on 8th August 2014. This

event was held in conjunction with Muslim Festival of Eid. The eight participating teams come from Dubai, Sonapur, Jebel Ali, Abu Dhabi and Al Ain. The crowd was equally voracious in cheering for their favourite team.

Throughout the event, our staffs get to mingle with the crowd and took the opportunity to promote IME services.

The crowd continue to cheer and sing until the final medals and trophies were handed out to the winning teams. It was an event to be remembered by all.

We organized a cricket tournament in co-ordination with Al Razouki Exchange and EZ Top on 21st Feb, 2014 in

mountainous city of Fujairah. The competition was held between two camps located near Al Razouki Exchange, Fujairah branch. Since the event was held in open area, there were people present out from the camps also. As usual, roll ups were kept in noticeable locations, flyers distributed to crowd and our services and products announced thru mike in regular intervals. Winners were fledged with trophies and other gifts sponsored by us jointly with Al Razouki Exchange and EZ Top.

From left: Frank Ong, Billy Tham, Fanny Surjadi, Vindya Prata, Muhammad Abdureza

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Kepong2-23AA Jalan Desa 1/1Desa Aman Puri 52100Kuala LumpurTel: 603-6275 7963

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SelayangNo. 162 Jalan 2/3A Pasar Borong Development, Batu 7, Pusat Bandar Utara, Jalan Ipoh, Batu Caves 68100 Kuala LumpurTel: 603-6137 0578

Sinar Kota (Mydin)Lot G.01-1 Tingkat Bawah, Mydin Sinar Kota, Bangunan Sinar Kota Jalan Tun Perak 50050 KLTel: 03-2072 3596

JohorBatu Pahat146, Jalan Rugaya, 83000 Batu PahatTel: 607-4336 814

Bukit BakriNo 15 Jalan Besar BukitBakri 84200 Muar JohorTel: 606-9863 262

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Move the front layer upward while keep touching the back

layer.Make a crease line at the bottom of the

origami shirt.Lay the origami shirt

down.Move the front layer upward all the way.Make a crease line at the bottom of the

origami shirt.

Prepare to apply two

valley-folds.

Apply the upper mountain-fold,

valley-fold and then unfold. Prepare to apply two “squash-

folds” .

Bend the origami shirt model.

Continue bending the origami shirt model so

that two layers touch each other.

Continue bending the front lauer until it touches the

back layer. This is the side view of the origami shirt model.

Let’s work on one of them. Prepare to valley-fold in half vertically and then

unfold.

Apply two valley-folds and one mountain-fold.

Prepare to apply a vertical “gate-fold” .

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Start applying two “squash-folds” of

the step #6.

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