Securities Commission Malaysia

Islamic Capital Market

16 August 2022
List of Registered Shariah Advisers
Updated List of Registered Shariah Advisers as at 16 August 2022
25 May 2022
Malaysian ICM
Malaysian Islamic Capital Market Bi-Annual Bulletin by the Securities Commission Malaysia (July - December 2021 Issue). Click here to download.
28 January 2022
New Resolutions of the Shariah Advisory Council of the SC
The 251st Shariah Advisory Council of the Securities Commission Malaysia Meetings (13 December 2021)
20 December 2021
Guidelines for Shariah Advisers
The Guidelines for Shariah Advisers (Guidelines) are issued by the Securities Commission Malaysia (SC) pursuant to section 377 of the Capital Markets and Services Act 2007 (CMSA).
Digital

23 March 2022
Regulated Fintech Players
The Securities Commission Malaysia (SC) today announced that it has registered two Initial Exchange Offering (IEO) operators, Kapital DX Sdn Bhd and Pitch Platforms Sdn Bhd, to promote responsible innovation in the digital assets space.
23 March 2022
MyCIF
Amended terms and condition as at 23 March 2022
26 October 2021
Fintech to Help Malaysia Build Back Better
The Securities Commission Malaysia (SC) today said that fintech could be a key enabler in re-building the Malaysian economy as the country recovers from the pandemic. The regulator also said it would seek to drive greater adoption of digital capability to enhance capital formation efficiencies and increase investor participation in the capital market.
International

Contributing to international regulatory policymaking
The SC is actively involved in various international fora including among others, the International Organisation of Securities Commissions (IOSCO), the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) and the Financial Action Task Force (FATF).
Promoting regional connectivity
The ASEAN Capital Markets Forum (ACMF) is a high-level grouping of capital market regulators from the ten ASEAN jurisdictions, namely Brunei Darussalam, Cambodia, Indonesia, Lao PDR, Malaysia, Myanmar, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam.

Furthering regulatory cooperation
The SC works with a global network of securities regulators to facilitate cross-border cooperation on regulatory and enforcement matters.

Strengthening capacity building
In recognition of the role played by the SC, IOSCO established its first ever Regional Hub outside its Madrid headquarters in Kuala Lumpur in 2017.
Sustainable and Responsible Investment

12 December 2022
SC Unveils Principles-Based Sustainable and Responsible Investment Taxonomy for the Malaysian Capital Market
The Securities Commission Malaysia (SC) today unveiled the Principles-Based Sustainable and Responsible Investment Taxonomy for the Malaysian Capital Market (SRI Taxonomy) to help advance the nation's climate and sustainability agenda.
12 December 2022
Principles-Based Sustainable and Responsible Investment Taxonomy for the Malaysian Capital Market
The SRI Taxonomy also aims to contribute towards the existing national climate and sustainability agenda, thereby reinforcing the Malaysian capital market’s role in supporting a just and orderly transition to low carbon economy. This would also promote greater awareness and adoption of sustainability practices within corporate Malaysia. In this regard, the SRI Taxonomy is intended to complement and support existing national laws and policies.
12 December 2022
Public Response Paper 2/2022 - Principles-based Sustainable and Responsible Investment Taxonomy for the Malaysian Capital Market
The Securities Commission Malaysia (SC) is issuing this Public Response Paper in response to the feedback received pursuant to the Public Consultation Paper on the proposed Principles-Based Sustainable and Responsible Investment Taxonomy for the Malaysian Capital Market dated 17 December 2021.
27 April 2022
Joint Statement by Bank Negara Malaysia and Securities Commission Malaysia Accelerating the Financial Sector’s Response to Climate Risk
The Joint Committee on Climate Change (JC3) held its seventh meeting on 26 April 2022. Discussions centred on the progress of action plans and priorities for 2022, and effects of recent global developments on transition efforts and policy responses of countries. JC3 members noted that these developments could heighten the prospects of delaying the progress of transition efforts and underscore the need for the financial sector to strengthen its response to climate change.

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