SC Annual Report 2022
To promote and maintain fair, efficient, secure and transparent securities and derivatives markets and to facilitate the orderly development of an innovative and competitive capital market.
Highlights 2022: Capital Market Performance
5-year performance (2018-2022)
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Media Release
27 March 2023
The Securities Commission Malaysia (SC) is pleased to announce the release of its Annual Report 2022 (AR 2022), the Audit Oversight Board Annual Report 2022 (AOB Report 2022), and the inaugural Capital Market Stability Review 2022 (CMSR 2022).
Presentation Slides
27 March 2023
This presentation slide was shared during the media conference and provides an overview of the current market situation as well as the SC's priorities for 2023.
Videos
27 March 2023
Recorded presentation during the Annual Report 2022 Media Conference
Capital Market Review and Outlook
Evolving the Regulatory Approach: Shared Accountability, Efficiency and Embracing the Digital Age
Capital markets are constantly evolving and innovating, impacted by global and domestic events and shaped by the growth of technological advancement. It is therefore essential for the SC to ensure its regulatory approach remains prudent yet progressive to maintain the integrity and fairness of the capital market, while spurring its progress and development. In 2022, the SC strengthened the surveillance and supervision of markets, intermediaries and regulated individuals. This was done mainly through focusing on a number of strategic priorities to build resilience and trust in our markets by encouraging good conduct through the promotion of responsible businesses, enhancing governance standards as well as cultivating self-regulation and a compliance culture. Effective enforcement actions were also carried out to raise standards of behaviour and deter misconduct, while investor protection initiatives were implemented to further bolster market confidence and stability.
Enabling a More Relevant, Efficient and Diversified Market
Enabling a more relevant, efficient and diversified market is imperative to facilitate a competitive and inclusive capital market. In 2022, the SC continued to carry out initiatives to enhance the sustainability of the economy through efforts to grow the capital market in line with national goals and targets. The SC’s developmental agenda also aims to further catalyse investments, expand the funding ecosystem, and empower investors for a better future, while embracing the digital age. In addition, the SC continued to enhance Malaysia’s competitiveness in sustainable and responsible investment (SRI) as well as broaden and deepen the ICM to further strengthen its value proposition to solidify global leadership.
Strategic Engagements with Stakeholders
Strategic stakeholder engagement is one of the key aspects of the SC’s commitment towards an inclusive development of the Malaysian capital market. It is integral to ensuring that all stakeholders’ interests are considered in the formulation of policies and the implementation of developmental initiatives.
Organisation Information
The Securities Commission Malaysia (SC) is a statutory body established under the Securities Commission Malaysia Act 1993 (SCMA) to regulate and develop the Malaysian capital market. The SC’s mission is to promote and maintain fair, efficient, and transparent securities and derivatives markets and to facilitate the orderly development of an innovative and competitive capital market.
It is committed to ensure investor protection, fair and orderly markets, and monitor, mitigate and manage systemic risks arising from the capital market. The SC’s responsibilities, powers, and authorities are clearly defined and transparently set out in securities laws, namely the SCMA, CMSA, and Securities Industry (Central Depositories) Act 1991 (SICDA).
Market Statistics
