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ARTICLE · 21 DECEMBER 2020

Digital Securities Offerings In Malaysia (Part 2)

The following Q&A is between Ian Fong, Director of Marketing & PR, Propine Technologies Pte. Ltd. and our Serina Abdul Samad, Partner and Head of Capital & Debt Market practice group...

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Malaysia Lawyer's Perspective on Digital Assets 1 Offering

The following Q&A is between Ian Fong, Director of Marketing & PR, Propine Technologies Pte. Ltd. and our Serina Abdul Samad, Partner and Head of Capital & Debt Market practice group, Azmi & Associates, in Q1 2020 and is the second of our two-part series on the topic of Digital Assets Offerings ("DAO") in Malaysia. Some parts of the answer have been updated.

Ian: Do you think that DAO is going to take off in Malaysia and the APAC region in 2020, especially with the current COVID-19 pandemic going on?

Serina: In Malaysia, an issuer must only carry out an offering of digital tokens through an Initial Exchange Offering ("IEO") platform and not through any other means and the trading of a digital asset must be done on electronic platform called Digital Asset Exchanges ("DAX"), operated by a DAX operator duly registered under the Guidelines on Recognized Market.

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