Highlights of the SC Annual Report 2021
28 Mar 2022, 03:30 pm
Get the key takeaways of the Securities Commission Malaysia's (SC) Annual Report 2021 here.
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RPTs involving PLCs within family groups and long-serving independent directors may require closer monitoring, says SC
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Recognised market operators of digital asset exchanges have adequate understanding of anti-money laundering risks, cyber risk obligations — SC
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SC concludes 22 investigations in 2021
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Malaysia’s total funds raised up 14.22% year-on-year to RM130.9b in 2021
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SC: Total AUM of licensed fund management firms up 5.04% to RM951.05b in 2021
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SC: Size of Islamic capital market rises to RM2.31 tril in 2021
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Private equity, venture capital funding up 26.75% to RM14.83b in 2021, says SC
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Total fund raised via equity crowdfunding up 73.51% to RM221.63m in 2021
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SC: Fund raised via peer-to-peer financing more than doubled to RM1.14b in 2021
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SC warns of inadequate shareholder activism as issuance of new securities faces 'very low' dissent
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SC: Malaysia's 2021 corporate takeover offer value doubles to over RM8b
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SC involved in three judicial reviews against regulator's enforcement
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SC warns further escalation of Russia-Ukraine war could upend economic recovery
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SC: Regulatory certainty can help nascent markets like digital assets grow
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SC continues efforts to raise awareness on investment scams
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