Bank Negara Malaysia

The Malaysian financial system is structured into two major categories, Financial Institutions and ___________

• Financial Supply & Demand

• Financial Market

• Financial Management

• Financial Challenges

Which of the followings are not considered as regulatory bodies and policy makers?

• Bank Negara Malaysia

• Ministry of Finance

• Commercial banks

• Government agencies

Examples of non-banking financial intermediaries

• Pusat Zakat

• Tabung Haji

• Insurance companies

• Investment banks

Bank Negara Malaysia was established on ________

• 26 January 1959

• 25 January 1959

• 24 January 1959

• 23 January 1959

Gives the bank the power to license and regulate money changing business in Malaysia

• Central Bank of Malaysia Act 2009

• Financial Service Act 2013

• Money Service Business Act 2011

• Development Financial Institutions Act 2002

Promotes the development of effective and efficient development financial situations

• BAFIA 1989

• Development Financial Institutions Act 2002

• Islamic Financial Service Act 2011

• Central Bank of Malaysia Act 2009

Bank Negara Malaysia holdings international reserves in the form of ___________

• ringgit and sen

• gold, foreign exchange assets and investments

• safe custody

• printing of currency notes and the minting of coins

Under section 38(1) of the BAFIA 1989, the banking institutions are required to maintain a _________

• reserves ratio

• intermediate liquidity ratio

• minimum liquidity ratio

• maximum liquidity ratio

Sets out the regulatory framework for Malaysia's Islamic financial sector

• Islamic Financial Service Act 2013

• Islamic Financial Service Act 2012

• Islamic Financial Service Act 2011

• Islamic Financial Service Act 2010

Extended Bank Negara Malaysia's powers for the supervision and regulation of financial institutions

• IFSA 2013

• DFI 2002

• BAFIA 1989

• MSBA 2011