Key Highlights
ENFORCEMENT ACTIVITIES
2015
2016
2017
2018
Cases referred to Enforcement
22272016
Investigations initiated (no. of cases)
101386
Investigations completed (no. of cases)
13101012
Persons charged in criminal proceedings
1717108
Criminal charges laid
220613914
Persons against whom civil actions initiated
5220-
Person involved in regulatory settlements
6273
Administrative actions
41373280
Malaysia’s transition to the endemic phase signalled the beginning of the country’s recovery. The reopening of economic activities and an improved job market have lifted market and corporate sentiment.

During the review period, the domestic capital market remained resilient and orderly without any observed systemic stability concerns. Given the challenging market conditions, the SC will continue to remain vigilant in handling and mitigating any potential risk that may arise.
  • Equity Market and Infrastructure

    DOMESTIC MARKETS were impacted by global volatility, with FBMKLCI
    recording a yearly decline of -4.60% led mainly by healthcare counters

    MARKET RISK management mechanisms were in place and no circuit breaker was triggered in 2022.

  • Digital Assets

    TRADING ACTIVITY in local digital asset exchanges (DAXs) declined towards the end of 2022.

    DIGITAL ASSETS VALUE TRADED remained small at 0.35% compared to the domestic equity market.


  • Bond Market

    MGS YIELD CURVE trended upwards in tandem with global bond market.

    DEFAULT RATE of corporate bonds and sukuk was low at 0.18%.


  • Investment Flows

    FOREIGN HOLDINGS in equities were stable. However, foreign holding in bonds experienced decline in 2022.

    FOREIGN SOURCE OF FUNDS remained relatively small in the fund management segment.

    ANALYSIS ON INVESTOR PARTICIPATION showed that as at 30 September 2022, 68.68% out of
    total foreign holdings across various markets and sectors on Bursa Malaysia were held by foreign strategic investors.


  • Investment Management

    ASSETS UNDER MANAGEMENT(AUM) OF FUND MANAGEMENT AND NET ASSET VALUE (NAV)
    OF UNIT TRUST FUNDS (UTF
    )
    recorded a decrease from 2021, largely due to a drop in the market value of assets in line with unfavourable equity markets.

    FUND MANAGERS have in place adequate liquidity risk management processes to ensure sufficient
    liquidity to manage potential increase in redemptions.

    STRESS TEST RESULTS showed sufficient liquidity buffers across all investment funds in the form of cash and cash equivalents to withstand considerable redemption pressures.


  • Stockbroking Intermediaries

    STOCKBROKERS AND INVESTMENT BANKS remained resilient and have sufficient capital buffers to manage their respective liquidity positions prudently.

  • Public-Listed Companies*

    MOST SECTORS recorded higher earnings in 2022, with financial services,
    consumer services and retail, and manufacturing being the top three sectors
     with significantly better earnings.

    HEALTHCARE MANUFACTURING AND ENERGY SECTORS
    continued to face post COVID-19 changes and challenges.

    * Based on the latest available financials up to Q3 2022.


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