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Intro To Fin System-1
Intro To Fin System-1
FINANCIAL SYSTEM
Outline:
• The structure of Malaysian
Financial System
•Malaysian Banking System
•Monetary vs Non-monetary
institutions
•Non-banks fin intermediaries
•Malaysian financial market
THE STRUCTURE OF MALAYSIAN FINANCIAL SYSTEM
MALAYSIAN
FINANCIAL SYSTEM
NON-BANK
BANKING SYSTEM FINANCIAL FINANCIAL MARKETS
INTERMEDIARIES
THE STRUCTURE OF MALAYSIAN FINANCIAL SYSTEM
BANK NEGARA
MALAYSIA
FOREIGN
COMMERCIAL INVESTMENT BANKS OFFSHORE
BANKS BANKS REPRESENTAT BANKS
IVES
CREDIT
GUARANTEE
CORPORATION
(CGC)
COMMERCIAL BANKS
• The commercial banks are the largest and most significant providers of funds in the banking
system.
• There are currently 26 commercial banks (excluding Islamic banks) of which 18 are locally
incorporated foreign banks.
• Required to be licensed under Financial Services Act (FSA) 2013
• Offer both paper based and electronic fund transfer
FUNCTIONS:
• Facilities for savings through current, saving and fixed etc
• Facilities to effect payments on behalf of its customers
• Loans and credit facilities
• Financing the government through the purchase of gov. securities and treasury bills
• A wide variety of other banking services such FOREX transaction and internet banking
Commercial banks are also authorized to deal in foreign exchange and are the only financial
institutions allowed to provide current account facilities.
OFFSHORE & ISLAMIC BANKS
Offshore Banks
• Offshore banking can only be carried on in Labuan by an offshore company or a foreign
offshore company incorporated or registered for that sole and exclusive purpose by an
office, branch or subsidiary of a licensed Malaysian bank- Commercial Banks
• To apply for an offshore banking license, an application needs to be made to the Labuan
Offshore Financial Service Authority (LOFSA) providing a guarantee and minimum capital
funds of RM10Million.
Islamic Banking
• Commercial Banks – BIMB, Bank Muamalat
• Introduce in 1983 with the enforcement of the Islamic Banking Act 1983 which
empowers BNM to supervise and regulate Islamic Banks
• Conduct business strictly in line with Syariah Principles
• Serves both muslim and non-muslims customers
OTHER INSTITUTIONS
Finance Companies
• Second most important group of banking institutions in Malaysia
• Functions: Accept Deposits + Provide a range of credit facilities
• Money Brokers – Involved in brokerage activities in the money and foreign exchange
market.
MALAYSIAN BANKING SYSTEM
MONETARY
INSTITUTIONS
NON-
MONETARY
INSTITUTIONS
MONETARY vs NON-MONETARY
Monetary Institutions
Institutions whose principal liabilities are generally accepted as money.
Eg: BNM – the sole currency issuing authority in the country and commercial
banks that allowed to operate current accounts.
Non-Monetary
Linked closely to the Monetary Institutions & liabilities generally accepted as
near-money.
Eg. Investment banks, Finance companies.
NON-BANK FINANCIAL INTERMEDIARIES
Unit Trust
MALAYSIAN FINANCIAL MARKET
FINANCIAL MARKETS
Money Market
Short-term instruments i.e. T-Bills, MGS
Capital Market
Long-term instruments i.e. Stocks, Bonds
Derivatives Market
Future/option instruments derive from underlying
securities i.e. KLIBOR future, KLCI future