The Malaysia Securities Commission led a delegation to China to progress the Capital Market Masterplan 2026-2030 agenda of attracting more diverse investors and expanding opportunities for Malaysian investors, with a focus on strengthening Malaysia–China capital market connectivity. The visit was conducted alongside representatives from Bank Negara Malaysia and Bursa Malaysia as part of a coordinated national effort under the plan’s fourth pillar on international connectivity and broader investor participation. Engagements centred on accelerating cross-border investment and capital raising linkages, including high-level meetings with the China Securities Regulatory Commission and the State Administration of Foreign Exchange. The delegation also met Chinese institutional investors and fund managers, including the China Investment Corporation, China Asset Management Company, E Fund Management, Harvest Fund Management, Yinhua AMC and China Southern Asset Management, and advanced cooperation on enforcement, investigation and market surveillance. Discussions also covered product and market development opportunities, including greater Chinese participation in cross-border exchange-traded funds, potential dual listings and the expansion of Islamic capital market offerings such as sukuk. China was selected as the first destination for the Capital Market Masterplan-related regional engagements.
Malaysia Securities Commission 2026-04-17
Malaysia Securities Commission leads China engagement to deepen regulatory cooperation and cross-border market linkages under Capital Market Masterplan 2026-2030
The Malaysia Securities Commission led a delegation to China, with Bank Negara Malaysia and Bursa Malaysia, to advance the Capital Market Masterplan 2026–2030 goal of strengthening Malaysia–China capital market connectivity and broadening investor participation. The mission sought to accelerate cross-border investment and capital-raising linkages through high-level meetings with the China Securities Regulatory Commission, the State Administration of Foreign Exchange and major institutional investors, covering enforcement cooperation, market surveillance, cross-border exchange-traded funds, potential dual listings and Islamic capital market products.