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ARTICLE · 12 SEPTEMBER 2022

Basic Concepts Of Malaysian Foreign Exchange Regulations

With a more globalized marketplace, more and more investors have started to aspire to expand their businesses abroad. And in order to actualize such aspirations, funding into a target country is necessary.

MalaysiaFinance and Banking

1. Introduction

With a more globalized marketplace, more and more investors have started to aspire to expand their businesses abroad. And in order to actualize such aspirations, funding into a target country is necessary. The first set of regulations that a foreign investor will face will most likely be based on foreign exchange ("FOREX"). As such, said foreign investor will need to look into Foreign Exchange Notices ("FE Notices"). We shall now explore the basic ideas pertaining to the FE Notices.

2. Background of the FE Notices

FE Notices are standards published by Bank Negara Malaysia ("BNM") or the "Central Bank of Malaysia" in English. FE Notices have force of law as they are published under the BNM's authority under the Financial Services Act 20131. It allows BNM to specify standards or issue codes for among others, maintaining orderly conditions or the integrity of the foreign exchange market.

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