Key Takeaways Mergers and acquisitions in Malaysia can involve acquisitions, mergers, divestments, or changes in controlling ownership. M&A transactions usually require careful planning, due diligence, deal structuring, documentation, and regulatory coordination. The M&A process in Malaysia may involve oversight from regulators such as the Securities Commission Malaysia, Bursa Malaysia, the Foreign Investment Committee, or other...
Key Takeaways Every company incorporated in Malaysia is required to appoint at least one qualified company secretary under the Companies Act 2016. A company secretary in Malaysia must be a natural person who resides in Malaysia and is either licensed by SSM or a member of a recognized professional body. The company secretary supports statutory...
Key Takeaways Accounting advisory services help businesses go beyond basic bookkeeping, tax filing, and statutory compliance. These services may include management accounts, budgeting, forecasting, financial planning, accounting policy review, and audit coordination. Businesses may need accounting advisory support when reporting becomes reactive, audit preparation becomes disruptive, or financial decisions require better data. Accounting advisory does...
Key Takeaways IPO readiness helps Malaysian companies assess whether their financial reporting, governance, legal compliance, corporate structure, and internal controls are prepared for listing scrutiny. The IPO readiness stage should happen before the formal IPO process, as it helps identify gaps that may delay regulatory submissions, investor review, or exchange approvals. Financial readiness may involve...
Key Takeaways Corporate finance advisory helps businesses prepare for major financial decisions such as IPO readiness, fundraising, restructuring, mergers and acquisitions, and financial reporting. It differs from accounting and legal services by focusing on readiness, decision support, coordination, and financial strategy for major business milestones. Common advisory areas include capital raising and IPO readiness, financial...
The NYSE American(formerly the American Stock Exchange or AMEX) is a U.S. stock exchange designed specifically for small-cap and early-stage growth companies. Operated by the Intercontinental Exchange (“ICE”), NYSE American offers companies the benefits of a U.S. public listing with more flexible entry requirements than the main NYSE board. For businesses considering an initial public...
The NASDAQ Stock Market is one of the world’s largest and most prestigious stock exchanges, home to technology giants, innovative startups, and global leaders across industries. What Are NASDAQ IPO Listing Requirements? Nasdaq IPO listing requirements refer to the financial, governance, and public float criteria that companies must meet to list their shares on one...
Bursa Malaysia, Malaysia’s stock exchange, offers three distinct listing platforms – Main Market, ACE Market, and LEAP Market – each catering to companies at different stages of growth. As of May 2025, Bursa Malaysia comprises more than 1,070 listed companies across its Main Market, ACE Market, and LEAP Market, reflecting a diverse capital market ecosystem....
Choosing the right company name makes or breaks your company. It’s a huge factor in the ultimate success, or failure, of the entity. It needs to reflect your service or products – without being too obvious but unique enough to be memorable to your potential and later on, your existing customers. Unfortunately, too many business...
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