Malaysia

    Trading & Investment

    Hong Kong Prepares Sukuk Issuance

    By Editors | 14/04/2014

    Hong Kong is ready for Islamic bonds following the establishment of a tax framework that supports sukuk issuance, and as the government further develops a market for such bonds in the territory with the debut of a government sukuk.

    Trading & Investment

    Indonesia Plans Initiatives to Boost Islamic Finance

    By Editors | 08/04/2014

    Indonesia’s regulators are planning to roll out initiatives to develop Islamic finance.

    Clearing & Post-Trade

    Singapore Exchange Launches Clearing of Non-Deliverable Interest Rate Swaps

    By Editors | 07/04/2014

    Singapore Exchange has launched the clearing of Non-Deliverable Interest Rate Swaps in Malaysian Ringgit and Thai Baht.

    Structural Regulation

    Bank of Korea Joins Islamic Finance Body

    By Editors | 31/03/2014

    South Korea’s central bank has joined standard-setting body Islamic Financial Services Board (IFSB).

    Trading & Investment

    Malaysia Urges SMEs to List on Bursa, Offers Incentive for Mergers

    By Editors | 25/03/2014

    Minister of International Trade and Industry (MITI) is committed to enhancing the capacity and competitiveness of small and medium enterprises (SMEs).

    Operational Risk

    Malaysia Regulator Asks Islamic Banks to Reclassify Deposits

    By Editors | 21/03/2014

    Islamic banking institutions get a transition period of until June next year to reclassify Islamic deposits.

    Trading & Investment

    Bursa Malaysia Enhances Market for Securities Borrowing and Lending, Regulated Short-Selling

    By Editors | 07/03/2014

    Bursa Malaysia Bhd has increased the number of stocks that can be traded in the country’s securities borrowing and lending (SBL) market.

    Trading & Investment

    Algorithmic Electronic Trading in APAC

    By Editors | 03/03/2014

    Algorithmic electronic trading strategies in Asia appear to be poised for continued growth; however, more consistent regulatory regimes are required to promote further development of the market.

    Credit Risk

    Malaysian Banks Told to Keep Minimum 1.2% CA Allowance

    By Editors | 19/02/2014

    Malaysian Banks have been told to have a minimum collective assessment (CA) ratio of 1.2% by the end of next year.

    Trading & Investment

    Singapore Banks to Stop Setting Indonesia Foreign Exchange Reference Rate

    By Editors | 18/02/2014

    Banks in Singapore are to stop setting a reference rate for the Indonesian rupiah after March 27.

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