Malaysia: Facilitating corporate P2P financing
Malaysia has amended its Recognized Market Guidelines to give businesses the option of setting up P2P financing platforms, but only if they meet requirements.
On April 13, the Securities Commission of Malaysia (SCM) updated its Guidelines on Recognized Markets to include a section on peer-to-peer (P2P) financing.
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