Investors demand transparency as Bursa investigates trading breach


The market needs to know which systems were compromised.

FIRSTLY, kudos to Bursa Malaysia for deciding to reverse the unauthorised trades that took place in April.

The stock exchange operator said this week that there were “approximately 80 accounts affected, which amounts to less than 0.01% of the total online trading accounts”.

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