Memperkukuh Tadbir Urus Syariah dan Pengawasan Beretika

SC terus memperkukuh ekosistem tadbir urus Pasaran Modal Islam (ICM) Malaysia melalui wacana Syariah gunaan dan pementoran. Inisiatif-inisiatif ini mengukuhkan peranan SC sebagai pemudah cara dan penjaga amalan pasaran berprinsip yang selari dengan Maqasid.

Nadwah Penasihat Syariah Pasaran Modal Islam Kali Ketiga 2025

Nadwah Penasihat Syariah Pasaran Modal Islam 2025 anjuran SC, yang diadakan pada 26 Mei 2025 dengan kerjasama Bursa Malaysia, memberi tumpuan kepada tema kritikal iaitu perubahan iklim, dasar iklim mampan serta pengintegrasian perspektif Syariah dalam menangani cabaran alam sekitar dan kemampanan.

Acara ini menarik hampir 300 peserta dan menampilkan beberapa sorotan utama, termasuk pelancaran dua penerbitan dalaman – 40 Hadiths on Sustainability dan 40 Hadiths on Ethical Sales Transactions. Nadwah ini turut menyaksikan penubuhan MaTF, sekali gus mengukuhkan komitmen SC untuk memacu penerimaan Panduan Maqasid dalam amalan pasaran.

Wacana Syariah Tertutup 2025 yang dipimpin oleh Sheikh Dr. Nizam Yaquby menghimpunkan tokoh Syariah utama dan wakil industri bagi membincangkan secara mendalam metodologi saringan Syariah Malaysia serta isu‑isu Syariah baharu yang sedang muncul.

Shariah Mentorship Connect 2025

Shariah Mentorship Connect 2025, yang diadakan pada 13 Oktober 2025 dengan kerjasama Standard Chartered Saadiq, telah mengukuhkan lagi libat urus global‑lokal melalui pemerkasaan kerjasama antara sarjana Syariah terkemuka dan bakat Syariah baharu di Malaysia. Inisiatif ini memupuk pembelajaran rentas generasi dan pertukaran profesional, sekali gus menegaskan komitmen SC dalam membangunkan barisan pemimpin Syariah masa hadapan.

Sesi tertutup ini menghimpunkan Sarjana Syariah global Standard Chartered Saadiq untuk berkongsi pengalaman mereka bersama lebih 30 peserta Program Shariah Mentorship (SMP) anjuran SC, sebuah program utama yang dilancarkan pada tahun 2023 (setakat ini, tiga kohort telah menamatkan program ini). Antara sarjana tersohor yang hadir termasuk Sheikh Nizam Mohammed Yaquby, Dr. Mohamed Ali Elgari, Profesor Dato’ Dr. Aznan Hasan, Dr. Ahcene Lahsasna dan Mufti Muhammad Abdul Mubeen, bersama tokoh‑tokoh lain.

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Mitigating Systemic Risks And Promoting Financial Stability

Enhanced Risk Governance Framework

In 2021, the SC-wide risk governance framework was enhanced as part of an overall initiative to have an effective integrated and predictive risk surveillance to maintain regulatory agility.

The structured risk governance framework integrated the wider spectrum of risks such as technology, cyber and conduct risk at the SC’s Systemic Risk Oversight Committee (SROC) and Accounting, Market and Corporate Surveillance Committee (ACMS).

Intensified surveillance

The SC continued to intensify its surveillance of systemic risk to maintain market resilience and stability. Regular SROC engagements were held to deliberate concerns emanating from various segments across the capital market. Domestic equity and bond market, foreign fund flows and trade participation continued to be monitored closely for potential stress points.

In addition, measures and economic stimulus packages introduced by the government to weather the impact of COVID-19, market trading conduct and the financial position of listed companies were among the focus areas for discussion.

Thematic assessments

The SC also conducted thematic assessments covering investors’ fund flows, the position of firms, and policy decisions to ascertain the possible impact on the capital market. In 2021, the SC reviewed and enhanced its crisis indicators on potential emerging risks in the
capital market.

The enhanced crisis indicators provided a reference point for escalation to SROC when the identified indicators and triggers materialised and ensured prompt response to manage and prevent any issues of concern that might lead to a systemic crisis.

Joint regulatory discussions

In 2021, the SC conducted frequent joint regulatory discussions with other authorities such as Bank Negara Malaysia (BNM) and Labuan Financial Services Authority (Labuan FSA) to identify systemic risk concern areas within the financial and capital markets in Malaysia.

Monitoring of various components of the capital market

The SC continued its efforts to undertake a methodological and integrated approach to ensure any potential systemic risk was being monitored, mitigated, or managed. Figure 1 highlights the findings from the following risk assessments on the various components of the capital market.