Business Of An Investment Company Companies in Malaysia

Investment companies in Malaysia are regulated by the Securities Commission of Malaysia. There are two types of investment companies in Malaysia, public companies and private companies.

Public companies are required to disclose their financial statements to the public and are subject to more stringent regulations. Private companies are not required to disclose their financial statements and are subject to less stringent regulations.

Investment companies in Malaysia must comply with the requirements of the Companies Act 1965 and the Securities Commission Act 1993. They must also obtain a licence from the Securities Commission of Malaysia before they can operate.

Investment companies in Malaysia can be either active or passive. Active investment companies actively buy and sell securities, while passive investment companies invest in securities and hold them for a period of time.

Most investment companies in Malaysia are active. They buy and sell securities on behalf of their clients. They make money by charging a commission on the transactions they execute.

Investment companies in Malaysia must maintain a minimum paid-up capital of RM1 million. They must also have a minimum of RM5 million in assets under management.

Investment companies in Malaysia are required to appoint a minimum of two directors. One of the directors must be a Malaysian citizen.

Investment companies in Malaysia are