Malaysia

    Securities / Derivatives

    Malaysian Regulators Issue Consultation Paper on OTC Derivatives Reporting

    By Editors | 21/11/2013

    Securities Commission Malaysia (SC), Bank Negara Malaysia (BNM) and Perbadanan Insurans Deposit Malaysia (PIDM) have issued a joint consultation paper […]

    Securities / Derivatives

    Malaysia’s Central Bank Opens Beijing Rep Office

    By Editors | 19/11/2013

    Bank Negara Malaysia announced the opening of its representative office in Beijing by Dato’ Sri Mustapa Mohamed, Minister of International […]

    Securities / Derivatives

    IFSB-IOSCO-SC Collaborate on Disclosure Requirements for Islamic Capital Market Products

    By Editors | 04/11/2013

    The Islamic Financial Services Board (IFSB), the International Organization of Securities Commissions (IOSCO) and the Securities Commission Malaysia (SC) have […]

    Securities / Derivatives

    Regulatory Fragmentation Challenge to Asset Management Industry

    By Editors | 10/10/2013

    A State Street survey of the Asset Management industry in APAC highlights significant challenges to capitalising on opportunities in the […]

    Securities / Derivatives

    ASEAN MoU to Establish Cross-Border Collective Investment Schemes

    By Editors | 01/10/2013

    The ASEAN Capital Markets Forum (“ACMF”) announced that the Securities Commission of Malaysia, the Monetary Authority of Singapore and the […]

    Securities / Derivatives

    Regional Regulators Bolster Cross-Border Cooperation in Market Surveillance

    By Editors | 06/09/2013

    Regulators from the Asia-Pacific region came together to bolster cross-border cooperation in market surveillance at the ‘Market Integrity Forum’ and […]

    Strengthening Cooperation between the HKMA and Bank Negara Malaysia

    By Editors | 30/08/2013

    The Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) and Bank Negara Malaysia (BNM) held a bilateral meeting today (Wednesday) in Kuala Lumpur […]

    Hong Kong companies urged to ensure Islamic bond compliance

    By Editors | 09/08/2013

    With Islamic finance finally taking root in Hong Kong, compliance and legal staff at the territory’s financial institutions offering sukuk, or Islamic bonds, must ensure that their structures conform to the law, said a local lawyer. Doing so was essential, he said, to obtaining preferential tax treatment.

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