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Bank Negara to liberalise regulated short-selling of bonds
Aim: To provide flexible hedging of interest-rate exposure and generate liquidity in secondary govt bond market
Published Thu, Apr 13, 2017 · 09:50 PM
Kuala Lumpur
THE Malaysian central bank will liberalise the regulated short-selling framework from May 2, to widen residents' participation in short-selling activities.
The move is aimed at providing more flexible hedging of interest-rate exposure and to generate more liquidity in the secondary government bond market.
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