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Monday, 17 April 2017

Malaysia Budget 2017 proposes Financial services and capital market to strengthen the Malaysian economy

Malaysia's long-term growth potential address structural issues that are hampering





Incometax and stamp duty exemption for International Currency Business Units (“ICBU”) which operate Islamic banking and takafulbusiness activities transacted in foreign currencies to be extended to the year of assessment 2020

Insurance credit facilities with coverage valued up to RM1b by EXIM Bank to small medium enterprises (SMEs)

RM3b to fund managers’licencesunder the Securities Commission to invest in potential small and mid-cap companies

RM200m financing as well as insurance credit facilities with coverage value up to RM1b for SMEs from EXIM Bank

RM165m for one-off increase in Private Retirement Scheme (PRS) incentive to RM1,000 for PRS contributors

RM75m initial funding through the Capital Market Development Fund to establish a Capital Market Research Institute

Special step-up end-financing scheme for PR1MA houses, in collaboration with BNM, EPF and banks.

Hot Stocks Today for BURSA KLSE:

         DNEX
         ANZO
         PSIPTEK
         MITRA

Hot Stocks Today for SGX:

Genting Sing
SingTel
SPH
Japfa


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