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Malaysia’s diverse and open economy reported an overall capital market valuation of RM3.6 trillion as end-December 2022 (end-December 2021: RM3.5 trillion). In spite of highly volatile global markets and uneven post-pandemic recovery, the nation’s capital markets remained relatively resilient.
The Securities Commission Malaysia, abbreviated SC, a statutory body entrusted with the responsibility of regulating and systematically developing the capital markets in Malaysia. We facilitate a vibrant and collaborative environment which generates and protects wealth, and creates value for all.
The size of the capital market increased to RM3.8 trillion in 2023 (2022: RM3.6 trillion), driven by broad-based growth in both total Bursa Malaysia market capitalisation and bonds and sukuk outstanding.
Mar 25, 2024 · The Malaysian capital market remained resilient in 2023, with the size of the market growing by 5.6% to RM3.8 trillion (2022: RM3.6 trillion), driven by the growth in total equity market capitalisation and bonds and sukuk outstanding.
May 17, 2023 · Recently, the Securities Commission Malaysia (SC) in its Annual Report 2022 highlighted that Malaysia’s total capital market funds raised hit a record high of RM179.4 billion last year, exceeding its 5-year average of RM121.4 billion per annum.
Malaysia’s diverse and open economy reported an overall capital market valuation of RM3.6 trillion as end-December 2022 (end-December 2021: RM3.5 trillion). In spite of highly volatile global markets and uneven post-pandemic recovery, the nation’s capital markets remained relatively resilient.
The Institute for Capital Market Research Malaysia (ICMR) aims to promote sustainable development of the Malaysian capital market through providing focused, pragmatic and evidence-based research and solutions that can be tapped by the industry, policy makers and regulators.
This paper addresses the development of the capital market in Malaysia with a focus on consolidation, restructuring, and governance. The first section deals with the links between economic growth, development, and structural change in the capital market.
Despite the tumultuous global markets, a total of RM26.0 billion was raised from the Malaysian equity market in 2022. Of this amount, RM3.5 billion originated from the primary market, i.e., via 35 initial public offering (IPOs).
This is a structured and interactive programme series designed to provide the participant with key take-aways of important capital market concepts, products and services in the context of the Malaysian Capital Market regulatory framework and environment.
