GOVERNMENTS are meeting more of their fundraising needs by raising debt not just through regular auctions, but also increasingly via the syndicated sales route of paying fees to investment banks to build an investor book.
While Malaysia-listed companies were seen to be improving their balance sheet position in 2023, the number of perpetual bond issuances rose during the year, data compiled by The Edge show.
As Malaysia Capital Market grew to RM 3.8 trillion in 2023, the Malaysia bond and sukuk market also expanded to RM 2.0 trillion with total outstanding growing by 7.4%. The momentum of Malaysia bond and sukuk market grew steady contributed by an improved investor sentiment on the possibility of US...
The Climate Risk Management and Scenario Analysis policy document (CRMSA PD)1 sets out the principles and requirements for financial institutions to manage climate-related risks.
In many countries, SMEs are the critical contributors to economic growth. This is true for Malaysia as well, with SMEs accounting for 97%@of all business establishments. SMEs provide employment to around 48%@of the Malaysian workforce, making them the backbone of the domestic economy (Diagram 1)....
GOVERNMENTS are meeting more of their fundraising needs by raising debt not just through regular auctions, but also increasingly via the syndicated sales route of paying fees to investment banks to build an investor book.
While Malaysia-listed companies were seen to be improving their balance sheet position in 2023, the number of perpetual bond issuances rose during the year, data compiled by The Edge show.
As Malaysia Capital Market grew to RM 3.8 trillion in 2023, the Malaysia bond and sukuk market also expanded to RM 2.0 trillion with total outstanding growing by 7.4%. The momentum of Malaysia bond and sukuk market grew steady contributed by an improved investor sentiment on the possibility of US...
The Climate Risk Management and Scenario Analysis policy document (CRMSA PD)1 sets out the principles and requirements for financial institutions to manage climate-related risks.
In many countries, SMEs are the critical contributors to economic growth. This is true for Malaysia as well, with SMEs accounting for 97%@of all business establishments. SMEs provide employment to around 48%@of the Malaysian workforce, making them the backbone of the domestic economy (Diagram 1)....