Aligned with evolving market needs and digital advancements, and in addition to spurring sustainable growth, the capital market continued to expand its role in financing business ventures, creating jobs and driving impactful social change.
In tandem with the objective of the Ekonomi MADANI Framework (Ekonomi MADANI) to promote greater economic growth, inclusion and sustainability, ECF and P2P financing continue to play a vital role in supporting the financing needs of businesses in Malaysia by providing enhanced access to alternative financing.
On 28 May 2024, Prime Minister Dato’ Seri Anwar Ibrahim officially announced the establishment of Malaysia’s first Social Exchange at the GFIEF.
The SC remains focused on enhancing investment avenues and fostering a dynamic ecosystem that supports wealth accumulation and the innovation economy.
In its efforts to continue to enhance opportunities within the derivatives market towards fostering growth and a more diverse, resilient trading environment, the SC has made key amendments to the Guidelines on Contracts for Difference (CFD Guidelines) and granted approvalin- principal for the relaunch of the Single Stock Futures (SSF) contract.
Technological advancements, global trends and consumers’ growing familiarity with alternative assets in the digital ecosystem continue to evolve the structure of capital markets.
Over the decade, the SC has championed various initiatives and frameworks in promoting responsible investment and enhancing environmental, social and governance practices to encourage sustainable finance.
The recent developments in corporate governance in Malaysia reflect a strong commitment to enhancing transparency, accountability, and sustainability among PLCs and MSMEs.
The SC advocates for a proactive approach to nurturing talent that not only meets current demands but also anticipates future challenges in the capital markets.
