Malaysia

The transformation of the Asia-Pacific exchange-traded fund (ETF) market over the past decade represents a structural shift in global capital

Malaysia’s unit trust industry total net asset value rose 6.37% to 588.97 billion ringgit (US$144.72 billion) last year as all

Malaysia’s two biggest pension funds and the country’s largest asset manager will earmark money to support a programme aimed at

Malaysia’s Employees Provident Fund (EPF) is looking into one of the biggest shifts in institutional investing — a move …

Malaysia is far from the Middle East, but distance offers little insulation in today’s markets. When tensions rise between Iran,

Malaysia’s securities regulator now requires investment-focused trust companies engaged in the local capital market to be licensed. Securities Commission Malaysia

Malaysia’s civil service pension fund Kumpulan Wang Persaraan (KWAP) has reappointed Bank of New York Mellon Corporation (BNY) as its

Malaysia’s securities regulator has officially launched Impakrintas, its first social exchange, an avenue for non-profit organisations to raise donations for

Malaysia’s Employees Provident Fund (EPF) posted a 51% jump in investment income for the first three months of the year

Artificial intelligence is fast becoming an essential tool for asset managers seeking to boost productivity and sharpen investment research, but