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Malaysia Financial Market Case Study

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INTRODUCTION TO MALAYSIA FINANCIAL MARKET
Financial market is a market in which the funds are transferred from those who have surplus funds to those with deficit. The funds are recognized as liability by the borrowers and lenders. There are a process of selling and buying, commodities, asset and securities in the area of financial market at low cost. In Malaysia, its Financial Market is manage or governed and regulated by the Bursa Malaysia. The barometer of Malaysia Financial Market is known as Malaysia Stock Exchange (MYX), which is previously known as Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange. (World 2013) . MYX is the barometer of Malaysia Stock Exchange. The exchange rate of Malaysia’s currency code (MYR), ringgit, reflected the current financial condition …show more content…

Various economic and political issues are reflecting the rate of exchange of Ringgit in Malaysia. Foreign exchange rate can be defined as the price of one type of currency specified in the price of the other currency. Economics factors that will influence the foreign exchange market of Malaysia is the strategy of economic growth as well as the deficit of government budget and the level of inflation. Maybank is a well-known and popular bank in Malaysia in providing foreign exchange service apart from the government and leading corporate houses in …show more content…

It is a group of companies that is recognized by law as a separate entity and it have limited liability which is owned also by BNM. Offshore Market is a type of market that deals in trading of non-residents as well as non-ringgit only. The objectives of Offshore Market are to promote economic development as well as improve the development in Labuan Malaysia as a business center. There are around 1600 Offshore Company that have Offshore Market where Labuan Offshore Financial Services Authority (FSA) is the main body for all offshore company.1990 on October is the date where Labuan was declared as an International Offshore Financial Centre (IOFC) in Malaysia. so it acts to be a complement to the activities of the domestic financial market in Kuala Lumpur as well as strengthen the contribution of financial services to Gross National Products of Malaysia. Last but not least, it helps to develop the island and areas within its

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