FMAM: Malaysia’s removal from FTSE Russell watch list recognises BNM’s initiatives


FMAM president Chu Kok Wei

KUALA LUMPUR: The removal of Malaysia from the market accessibility of FTSE Russell’s Watch List is in recognition of the various tangible initiatives it has implemented over the past two years under the leadership of Bank Negara Malaysia (BNM), said the Financial Markets Association of Malaysia (FMAM).

The association said the comprehensive multi-pronged initiatives included five global investors’ engagement sessions (roadshow to Tokyo in August 2019 and four global webinars) by BNM and the Ministry of Finance (MoF), and streamlining of compliance, regulatory, and operational requirements for both local and foreign participants.

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