SC to regulate digital assets


Good move: Lim says many people have bypassed Malaysia because the policy was not clear about digital assets.

PETALING JAYA: Regulatory oversight of digital currencies and tokens, which kicks in from today, offers timely clarity and transparency to various players in the fledgling industry.

Omni Capital Partners Sdn Bhd managing director Scott Lim said everything would be above board with the regulation and governance under the Securities Commission (SC).

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