Get the key takeaways of the Securities Commission Malaysia's (SC) Annual Report 2020 here.
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11 offers to take companies private in 2020
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67 capital market breaches reviewed in 2020
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Sharp rise in firms venturing into health-related businesses
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Islamic equities, bonds continued to lead in capital market
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Fewer corporate bonds and sukuk issuances in 2020
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More PRS pre-retirement withdrawals in 2020
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Low level of investor awareness for capital market product types, says SC
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Six enforcement actions taken by AOB against auditors, audit firms in 2020
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13 companies benefit as regulator suspends PN17 and GN3 classification
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Investor complaints, enquiries jumped 70% in 2020 — SC
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ECF, P2P platforms saw big leap in capital raised
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Private equity and venture capital funding almost doubled to RM11.7b in 2020
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RM10b raised from Malaysian equity market in 2020, up 52% y-o-y
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389 firms benefited from listing fee waivers in 2020
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RM600b market cap recouped on Bursa since global equity rout in March 2020
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Retail investors pumped in RM14.3b net to stock market in 2020
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Penny stocks below 50 sen are retail investors’ darling, says SC
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SC keeps a close eye on companies' disclosure on healthcare ventures
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SC's liberalisation of ECF, P2P financing platforms bolsters funding, up 43% y-o-y
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