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Financial Regulation International

Malaysia

Liberalisation of Exchange Control Rules

Bank Negara Malaysia, the central bank of Malaysia (Bank Negara), has recently liberalised several exchange control rules. The amendments impact, inter alia , the settlement of ringgit assets and ringgit securities purchased by residents and non-residents, the refinancing of property loans obtained by non-residents, the purchase of foreign shares by residents pursuant to Employee Share Option Purchase Schemes, and credit facilities for non-resident controlled companies.

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