Malaysia

    Securities / Derivatives

    Indonesia Seeks Bilateral Financial Services Deal with China

    By Editors | 21/01/2015

    Indonesia’s Financial Services Authority, or OJK, is expected to sign a bilateral agreement with China’s financial authority within the first three months of the year to pave the way for Indonesian lenders to expand into China.

    Securities / Derivatives

    Malaysia Consults on New Listing Rules for Ace Market

    By Editors | 17/11/2014

    Bursa Malaysia Berhad is revising the listing rules for the ACE market, aimed at boosting the competitiveness of the country’s secondary stock market.

    Securities / Derivatives

    Malaysia Seeks to Amend Development Financial Institutions Act

    By Editors | 17/10/2014

    Malaysia’s central bank is seeking industry views on proposals to amend the Development Financial Institutions Act 2002 to further strengthen the industry.

    ASIC’s Greg Medcraft Re-elected IOSCO Board Chair

    By Editors | 06/10/2014

    Australian Securities & Investment Commission chair Greg Medcraft has been elected a second term as chairman of the board of the International Organization of Securities Commissions.

    Securities / Derivatives

    Indonesian Regulator Makes Case for Bank Consolidation

    By Editors | 01/09/2014

    The Financial Services Authority (OJK) is seeking to consolidate Indonesia’s banking sector, urging state-owned lenders to acquire stakes in regional banks or BPDs.

    ASEAN Launches Collective Investment Scheme

    By Editors | 26/08/2014

    Singapore-based fund managers can now offer their funds directly to investors in Malaysia and Thailand under a streamlined authorization process following the launch of the ASEAN Collective Investment Scheme (CIS).

    Securities / Derivatives

    Indonesia Mulls Allowing Short-Term Corporate Sukuk

    By Editors | 05/08/2014

    Bank Indonesia and the Financial Services Authority are discussing the possibility of allowing the trading of short-term sukuk or Islamic bonds in a move that could diversify sharia financial products and help sharia banks raise cash in the market.

    Hong Kong, Thailand Launch New Cross-Border Payment Link

    By Editors | 27/07/2014

    The Hong Kong Monetary Authority and Bank of Thailand introduced a new cross-border payment link between Hong Kong’s US dollar real time settlement system and Bank of Thailand’s Baht system.

    Securities / Derivatives

    Indonesia’s Proposed Bank Ownership Policy to Impact Malaysian Lenders

    By Editors | 23/07/2014

    Malaysian ownership of Indonesian banks came under the spotlight following a proposed bill that compels foreign banks to trim their shareholding to 40%.

    Hong Kong Aims to Develop Islamic Finance Market, Says Regulator

    By Editors | 19/06/2014

    Hong Kong is keen to further develop its Islamic finance market, a Securities and Futures Commission official said, adding that the city aims to work closely with Malaysia in enhancing its platform for Islamic finance.

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