Malaysia
102 - BANKING ACT 1973
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This document identifies the Banking Act 1973 and says it was repealed by the Banking and Financial Institutions Act 1989 [Act 372].
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Malaysia
1 provisions
This document identifies the Banking Act 1973 and says it was repealed by the Banking and Financial Institutions Act 1989 [Act 372].
Malaysia
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This Act creates Bank Pertanian Malaysia Berhad, transfers the old bank’s property, rights, and liabilities to it, and sets out staff, governance, powers, reporting, and ministerial direction rules.
Malaysia
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This Act creates Bank Simpanan Nasional Berhad, lets the Minister vest the old bank’s property and liabilities into it, and sets rules for consent, staffing, reserves, assets, auditors, and reporting.
Malaysia
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This Act sets up Bank Negara Malaysia as Malaysia’s central bank and gives it powers and duties over monetary policy, financial stability, reserves, currency, reporting, and governance.
Malaysia
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This Act lets Malaysia give effect to the Asian Development Bank agreement, authorize the Minister to subscribe for Bank shares, charge related sums on the Consolidated Fund, and let the Yang di-Pertuan Agong make orders for the agreement’s immunities and privileges.
Malaysia
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This Act establishes Bank Simpanan Nasional, sets out how it is run, and gives the Bank powers over deposits, lending, investment, staff discipline, and related banking business.
Malaysia
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This Act gives legal effect in Malaysia to specified parts of the Agreement establishing the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank, allows the Minister to make related orders and regulations, and sets out funding, payment, and tax/immunity rules for the Bank.
Malaysia
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This Act sets out special rules for how the Bank is governed, supervised, and managed.
Malaysia
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This Act gives the Bank control over issuing currency, sets rules for cash limits and currency processing businesses, and creates offences for unauthorized currency-related conduct.
Malaysia
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This Act gives effect in Malaysia to the agreement establishing the Islamic Development Bank and sets rules for government share purchases, payments, and related orders.
Malaysia
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This Act sets the framework for regulating Islamic financial institutions, payment systems, and related market activities, and gives the Minister power to set commencement dates by Gazette notice.
Malaysia
6 provisions
This Act lets the Minister prescribe development financial institutions, gives the Bank supervisory powers, and sets governance, approval, disclosure, ownership, and transfer rules for prescribed institutions.