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Chapter 1 (Structure of Malaysian Financial System)
Chapter 1 (Structure of Malaysian Financial System)
Chapter 1 (Structure of Malaysian Financial System)
Learning Outcomes:
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These can be elaborated further by using a
chart:
The
The Malaysian
Malaysian
Financial
Financial system
system
Financial
Financial Financial
Financial
Institutions
Institutions Markets
Markets
Banking
Banking Non-bank
Non-bankFinancial
Financial
System
System Intermediaries
Intermediaries
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THE MALAYSIAN BANKING SYSTEM
The Malaysian Banking System consists of:
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The Banking System in Malaysia is under the control and supervision of the Bank Negara Malaysia.
It is can be shown in the chart below:
THE MALAYSIAN BANKING SYSTEM
The
TheMalaysian
MalaysianBanking
BankingSystem
System
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Examples
• http://www.bnm.gov.my/index.php?ch=li&cat=banking&type=CB&fund=0&cu=0
• No. Name Ownership 1 Affin Bank BerhadL 2 Alliance Bank Malaysia BerhadL 3
AmBank (M) BerhadL 4 Bangkok Bank BerhadF 5 Bank of America Malaysia BerhadF 6
Bank of China (Malaysia) BerhadF 7 Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ (Malaysia) BerhadF 8
BNP Paribas Malaysia BerhadF 9 CIMB Bank BerhadL 10 Citibank BerhadF 11
Deutsche Bank (Malaysia) BerhadF 12 Hong Leong Bank BerhadL 13 HSBC Bank Malaysia BerhadF
14 India International Bank (Malaysia) BerhadF 15
Industrial and Commercial Bank of China (Malaysia) BerhadF 16 J.P. Morgan Chase Bank BerhadF 17
Malayan Banking BerhadL 18 Mizuho Corporate Bank (Malaysia) BerhadF 19
National Bank of Abu Dhabi Malaysia BerhadF 20 OCBC Bank (Malaysia) BerhadF 21
Public Bank BerhadL 22 RHB Bank BerhadL 23 Standard Chartered Bank Malaysia BerhadF 24
Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation Malaysia BerhadF 25 The Bank of Nova Scotia BerhadF 26
The Royal Bank of Scotland BerhadF 27 United Overseas Bank (Malaysia) Bhd.F (8 LOCAL BANKS_(19
Foreign banks)
• Investment Banks No. Name Ownership 1 Affin Investment Bank BerhadL 2
Alliance Investment Bank BerhadL 3 AmInvestment Bank BerhadL 4 CIMB Investment Bank BerhadL
5 ECM Libra Investment Bank BerhadL 6 Hong Leong Investment Bank BerhadL 7
HwangDBS Investment Bank BerhadL 8 KAF Investment Bank BerhadL 9
Kenanga Investment Bank BerhadL 10 Maybank Investment Bank BerhadL 11
MIDF Amanah Investment Bank BerhadL 12 MIMB Investment Bank BerhadL 13
OSK Investment Bank BerhadL 14 Public Investment Bank BerhadL 15 RHB Investment Bank BerhadL
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Examples of Islamic Banks
• Affin Islamic Bank Berhad(L)
• Al Rajhi Banking & Investment Corporation (Malaysia) Berhad(F)
• Alliance Islamic Bank Berhad(L)
• Alliance Islamic Bank Berhad(L)
• AmIslamic Bank Berhad(L)
• Asian Finance Bank Berhad(F)
• Bank Islam Malaysia Berhad(L)
• Bank Muamalat Malaysia Berhad(L)
• CIMB Islamic Bank Berhad(L)
• Hong Leong Islamic Bank Berhad(L)
• HSBC Amanah Malaysia Berhad(F)
• Kuwait Finance House (Malaysia) Berhad(F)
• Maybank Islamic Berhad(L)
• OCBC Al-Amin Bank Berhad(F)
• Public Islamic Bank Berhad(L)
• RHB Islamic Bank Berhad(L)
• Standard Chartered Saadiq Berhad(F)
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Monetary Financial Institutions Vs. Non Monetary Financial
Institutions
Monetary Financial Institution
• Monetary financial institution is a bank (or institution) which
operates deposit facilities for their customer.
• Examples of monetary financial institutions are BNM, Commercial
banks, Islamic banks, and Savings Institutions.
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THE NON-BANK FINANCIAL INTERMEDIARIES(NBFIs)
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NON
NONBANK
BANKFINANCIAL
FINANCIALINTERMEDIARIES
INTERMEDIARIES
Government
GovernmentDepartments
Departmentsand
andAgencies
Agencies
Other
OtherFinancial
Financial
Intermediaries
Intermediaries
Development
Development
Finance
Finance
Institutions
Institutions
Insurance
Insurance
Companies
Companies
Savings Provident
Savings Providentand
and
Institution
Institution Pension
Pension
Funds
Funds
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FINANCIAL MARKETS
Capital Market
• Capital market is a market for raising long term funds and comprise
of equity and bond markets.
• Equity market provides the avenue for corporation to raise funds by
issuing common and preferred stocks.
• Bond market is a market which allows both the private and public
sectors to raise funds, by issuing private and government debt
securities (bonds).
Derivatives Markets: Forward, Futures and Options
• Is a market for trading instruments whose values depend on the
price of their underlying assets, liabilities or index.
• The main use of derivatives is to hedge against price volatility of the
underlying assets, liabilities or index.
Offshore Market-Labuan International Business and Financial
Centre (Labuan IBFC)
• Is aimed at enhancing the attractiveness of Malaysia as a regional
financial centre, as well as to promote the economic development of
Labuan and its vicinity.
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FINANCIAL
FINANCIAL
MARKETS
MARKETS
Money Foreign
Foreign Capital
Capital Derivatives
Derivatives Offshore
Offshore
Money
Market Exchange
Exchange Market
Market Market
Market Market
Market
Market Market
Market
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