Loophole plugged


The Securities Commission of Malaysia building in Kuala Lumpur is a 2001 Asean Energy Award winner where it saves RM2.5mil per annum alone on electricity bills.

PETALING JAYA: An amendment to a securities law is to plug a loophole in the law that allowed parties to exclude liability for the veracity of statements made in marketing material related to corporate bonds.

The Capital Markets and Services (Amendment) Act 2015 (CMSA 2015) now makes it clear that any “document, agreement or contract” that seeks to exclude the liability of the issuer of that document from the accuracy and reliability of information in that document will be deemed as void.

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