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Malaysian investors hunt for hybrids
Hybrid structures are increasingly popular in Malaysia as investors look to keep the cost of hedging down and moving away from capital protected products
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Bucking the trend
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Best in Malaysia - CIMB
CIMB has won the Structured Products Malaysia house of the year award for three years in a row, and, despite stiff competition from some big international players this year, it beat all comers with a set of innovative products that were hugely popular....
Mortgage momentum
Malaysian national mortgage corporation, Cagamas, was set up to boost liquidity in the country's home loans market. It has emerged as a securitisation and Islamic finance pioneer. Chief executive Steven Choy speaks to Georgina Lee
Best in Malaysia - CIMB
Since CIMB scooped this award last year, the Malaysian market has become tougher for all involved. Difficult conditions in global markets have forced distributors to find new ways to provide returns, while the increasing number of participants has made...
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