Malaysia’s securities regulator imposed penalties on Deloitte for four breaches related to an Islamic bond program issued by a unit of state investment fund 1MDB.

The Malaysian Securities Commission has ordered Bybit trading firm and its business chief to end operations. The media release highlighted that the exchange has operated in Malaysia without local ...

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The Securities Commission in Malaysia today announced that it's shuttering Huobi's local operations due to compliance concerns.

The Malaysia securities regulator has ordered Bybit to disable its platforms, cease its ads and terminate its Telegram group for Malaysians.

[KUALA LUMPUR] Malaysia’s capital market grew 5.6 per cent in 2023 to RM3.8 trillion (S$1.08 trillion), largely driven by growth in the local bourse’s market capitalisation, bonds and sukuk market, ...

Huobi Global has been ordered to cease its operations in Malaysia, having failed to register with the country’s Securities Commission.

The Securities Commission is the sole licensing authority for entities wishing to deal in securities and derivatives in Malaysia.

The Securities Commission Malaysia (SC)’s Audit Oversight Board (AOB) has prohibited audit partners Chia Kwong Chow and Tai Yoong Noor of K. C. Chia & Noor from accepting and auditing any public ...

The Malaysian Securities Commission has informed its investors that Huobi Global has been operating in the country despite it not being registered with the regulatory body since last year.

The Securities Commission Malaysia (SC) has released its Regulatory Sandbox Guidelines, detailing the eligibility criteria and requirements for participation.

KUALA LUMPUR: The stamp duty rate for shares traded on Bursa Malaysia will be reduced from the current 0.15% to 0.1% of the contract value from July 2023 onwards, subject to a maximum cap of RM1 ...