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DFDL Breakfast Talk Flags Tighter Tax, Transfer Pricing, and Audit Rules Ahead for Cambodian Businesses

Phnom Penh, 6 October 2026 — DFDL Cambodia and EuroCham hosted finance and tax professionals at the Novotel Phnom Penh for a breakfast briefing on how Cambodia’s tax, transfer pricing, and accounting rules are tightening in 2026 and what businesses need to do about it before year-end. The session drew

Interview of the Week: Nicolas Hollanders, BRED Bank CEO

For this week’s interview, Senior Communications Officer Stew Post sat down with Nicolas Hollanders, CEO of BRED Bank Cambodia. The pair discussed Nicolas’ path to the position, what has changed since he last spoke with EuroCham nearly four years ago, and what sets BRED Bank apart in Cambodia’s highly-competitive financial sector. Nicolas also shed light on what his

Bumrungrad Health Briefing #113: Diagnostic Accuracy: How Reliable Are Your Health Test Results?

A “normal” result can reassure, while an “abnormal” one can cause concern. That is why diagnostic accuracy is essential. Medical tests are not merely routine. They help detect early disease and guide prevention and treatment decisions. However, no test is 100 percent accurate, and results may vary. Understanding what affects test reliability helps you

Interview of the Week: Michiel Oerlemans, Managing Director, Cambrew Ltd

For this week’s interview, EuroCham’s Junior Communications Officer Henry Henderson spoke with Michiel Oerlemans, Managing Director, of Cambrew Ltd, about his nearly three-decade career in the global brewing industry. Having worked across Africa and Southeast Asia in a range of emerging markets, Michiel reflects on the leadership lessons that come

Bumrungrad Health Briefing #112: Stress and Digestion: The Brain–Gut Connection

Stress does more than affect your mood. It can trigger bloating, stomach pain, heartburn, or sudden changes in bowel habits. If your digestion worsens during busy or emotional periods, you are experiencing the powerful connection between the brain and the gut. Understanding this link is the first step toward better