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Malaysia needs deep-seated reforms, not just liquidity boost

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Anita Gabriel

Anita Gabriel

Published Wed, Sep 16, 2015 · 09:50 PM

    Singapore

    MALAYSIA needs deep-seated reforms to mend shattered confidence in its markets, not recycled window-dressing measures to prop up its flagging stock market.

    Some RM23 billion net worth of funds have ditched the Malaysian equity market this year.

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