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REGULATION
To ensure trust and confidence in the capital market, the SC regulates the capital market based on the principles of transparency and proportionality to commensurate with the risks posed.
We actively update and enforce our regulations and securities laws to ensure that the capital market operates in a fair and orderly manner as well as to reduce systemic risks. Here you will find a list of our Acts, guidelines, consultation papers, frequently asked questions on our regulations, technical notes, updates on our enforcement actions as well as licensing information.

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19 August 2024

For the purpose of complying with Parts III, V and Appendix A1 of the Securities Commission Malaysia’s (SC) Guidelines on Prevention of Money Laundering, Countering Financing of Terrorism, Countering Proliferation Financing and Targeted Financial Sanctions for Reporting Institutions in the Capital Market (Guidelines), a Reporting Institution (RI) must adhere to the provisions of the Guidelines in undertaking private placement exercises including the due diligence conducted and monitoring of the private placement. This is in addition to adherence to other laws and rules such as requirements which are prescribed under Chapter 6 of Bursa Malaysia Securities Main Market Listing Requirements (Main LR) and its relevant Practice Notes for all issuance of new securities.


    19 August 2024

    The Guidelines on Digital Assets (Guidelines) are issued by the Securities Commission Malaysia (SC) pursuant to section 377 of the Capital Markets and Services Act 2007 (CMSA). These Guidelines set out the requirements for (a) an issuer seeking to raise funds through digital token offering; and (b) the registration of a platform operator to operate an IEO platform.


    19 August 2024

    These Guidelines are issued by SC pursuant to section 377 of the Capital Markets and Services Act 2007 (CMSA). Financial Market Infrastructures (FMIs) play a key role in enabling the efficient functioning of the capital market systems, which is a key component of the Malaysian financial system.


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