Malaysia

Malaysian central bank leaves key rate unchanged

The central bank of Malaysia, Bank Negara Malaysia, has left interest rates unchanged at 3.5%. The decision had been widely expected as inflation has eased substantially to 1.4% in June, after averaging 2% in the first six months of this year.

Give Asia its due - Zeti

Malaysia's central bank governor, Zeti Akhtar Aziz, says Asia's increasing role in the global economy underlines the case for the continent being proportionately represented in the international financial community.

Malaysian governor on Islamic Finance

Dr. Zeti Akhtar Aziz, Governor of the Central Bank of Malaysia gave a speech at the 4th IFSB summit on 15 May 2007 regarding the need for a cross-sectoral approach in Islamic financial services.

Zeti says Islamic finance issue needs focus

There is a need for greater focus to arrive at a common vision on the future of the Islamic financial services industry, Bank Negara Malaysia's governor Tan Sri Dr Zeti Akhtar Aziz said in a speech Tuesday 15 May.

BNM's Zeti on potential role of Islamic finance

In the speech 'Potential role of Islamic finance in strengthening the New Silk Road' given on 28 March Zeti Akhtar Aziz of the Central Bank of Malaysia said Malaysia is committed to be part of the New Silk Road to facilitate greater cross border economic…

BNM says Malaysian economy still resilient

Bank Negara Malaysia is confident the economy will remain resilient and grow at a healthy 6% despite moderate global growth predicted for the first half of the year, the BNM said Thursday 22 March.

BNM's Zeti on the Strategic Partnership

In a speech at the launch of Strategic Partnership between Credit Guarantee Corporation Berhad and the Islamic Financial Institutions given on 6 February Zeti Akhtar Aziz of the Bank Negara Malaysia said a key national agenda of the Government is to…

Kadir on Malaysia's life insurance industry

In the speech 'Malaysia's life insurance industry' given on 30 January Mohd Razif bin Abd Kadir of the Central Bank of Malaysia said the insurance industry is expected to continue its positive growth momentum in the near term.

Monetary and exchange rate policy in Malaysia

The Working Paper "Monetary and exchange rate policy in Malaysia before the Asian crisis" from the Institute of Developing Economies provides a case study to characterize the monetary policy regime in Malaysia, from a medium- and long-term perspective.

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