Create bigger companies: Nazir


  • Business
  • Wednesday, 05 Apr 2006

KUALA LUMPUR: THE lack of liquidity has often been blamed for a lacklustre Malaysian stock market and the finger is pointed at the retail players for not participating fully in the local bourse. 

That may be true in some instances but not all the time. Recently, the government lifted the ban on regulated short selling (RSS) and by the third quarter of this year, RSS would become a reality, which should give the market a boost. 

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