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<p><span>Bursa Malaysia Berhad (&ldquo;Bursa Malaysia&rdquo; or the &ldquo;Exchange&rdquo;) today introduced the latest addition to its Bursa Anywhere mobile application features called electronic General Offer (&ldquo;eGO&rdquo;). The new eGO feature on the mobile app allows shareholders to electronically accept their General Offers in a convenient and seamless manner via the app.&nbsp; &nbsp;</span></p>

Bursa Malaysia: Moving the dial on ESG adoption The Edge 22/2/2021 Sponsored Content © Provided by The Edge The Covid-19 pandemic has thrust the concept of environmental, social and corporate governance (ESG) into the spotlight as companies worldwide realise the need to adopt more sustainable practices to avoid the risk of being financially impacted in the long run. This is also the case as ESG considerations are increasingly being integrated into decision-making at the institutional investor level, putting pressure on companies to take heed of the requirement. The world�...

In August 2020, the Financial Times reported that investors injected record sums into sustainable investment funds, largely based on environmental, social and corporate governance (ESG) principles, during the Covid-19 pandemic, with net inflows of US$71.1 billion globally between April and June 2020. This raised assets under management in such products to a new high of over US$1 trillion, FT wrote, citing information from data provider Morningstar. Investors favouring businesses with strong ESG practices have been driving the growth of ESG funds in recent years as they are regarded as being m...

Bursa Malaysia Records The Listing Of 76 Government Instruments On The Exempt Regime Date 18/12/2020 The Exempt Regime of Bursa Malaysia Securities Berhad (“Bursa Malaysia” or “the Exchange”) today recorded the listing of 76 government instruments comprising 41 Malaysian Government Securities (“MGS”) and 35 Malaysian Government Investment Issues (“MGII”). MGS (conventional bond) and MGII (Islamic sukuk) are two types of long-term government bonds issued by the Malaysian Government to fund the Government’s development expenditure. In addition, these instruments were also...