Malaysia

In the fourth and final part of a special series of reports regarding conduct risk consumer protection regulations, we focus on some of the tactical implementation activities that will be required to demonstrate commitment to the fair treatment of customers.

Vital to unleashing its real worldwide potential.

Seeks 49% stake in oldest Malaysian Islamic bank.

Took over as CEO August 2.

He was shot twice in the chest.

Encouraged by growing demand and acceptance for shariah loans.

Becomes first Malaysian bank operating a brokerage business.

MyMobile will eventually be interoperable between all banks.

She will spearhead Hong Leong’s asset and liability management in the areas of liquidity, interest rate and capital management for Group ALCO (asset and liability management committee).

Is particularly interested in Indonesia.

Warns of law suits and hefty fines.

New law will boost protection for depositors.

They have scale advantages to price loans competitively.

Responsible lending practices are reinforced.

Absence of sukuk tax legislation in non-Muslim nations to blame.

In Part Three of a special series of reports regarding conduct risk/consumer protection regulations, we start with an overview of existing Asia Pacific regulations designed to address misleading and deceptive practices.