High above the jungles of Borneo rises Mount Kinabalu, an iconic landmark that has captured hearts, challenged bodies, and inspired generations. Standing at 4,095 meters, it is not only the highest peak in Malaysia but also one of the most spiritually revered places in Southeast Asia. The mountain's summit, known as Low's Peak, has been the goal of thousands of climbers from across the globe, each drawn by the mountain's physical challenge and its deep cultural significance. Since its first recorded ascent in 1851 by British colonial naturalist Hugh Low, hence its name, more than 50,000 adventurers have successfully claimed the peak, each carrying stories of endurance and determination as they sought the breathtaking vistas that unfold from above the clouds. This October, 40 employees from Exness, a Limassol-based fintech company, joined their ranks and conquered Borneo's highest point.A secondary summit revealed on the descent, after...