Do you know? Tokenisation of equity: A blockchain-based smart contract defines the token’s supply, transfer rules, voting rights, dividend logic, and compliance restrictions. It acts as the digital share registry, enforcing the equity’s economic and governance features automatically. Equity Debt Digital assets M&A Malaysian Other markets
Do you know? Tokenisation of equity: Tokenisation begins by identifying the equity to be digitised and choosing a structure, either tokens represent actual shares or represent beneficial interests via an SPV or trustee. This determines how ownership, rights, and legal compliance are handled. Equity Debt Digital assets M&A Malaysian Other markets
Do you know? Another major benefit of self-paced e-learning courses is cost. While classroom training providers charge hundreds of ringgit per day for face-to-face courses, e-learning training can cost as little as RM8.93 per day. Equity Debt Digital assets M&A Malaysian Other markets
Do you know? Self-paced e-learning courses offer these benefits: (i) flexibility to start, pause and resume, (ii) privacy, (iii) better retention through repetition, (iv) measure comprehension via quiz, and (v) consistent quality and delivery of course materials. Equity Debt Digital assets M&A Malaysian Other markets
Do you know? You have to be present for at least 80% of the time in a face-to-face programme before you are eligible for the 10 CPE points Equity Debt Digital assets M&A Malaysian Other markets
Do you know? A 10 CPE point e-learning course only takes 3 to 4 hours, while a 10 CPE point face-to-face programme takes 8 to 9 hours Equity Debt Digital assets M&A Malaysian Other markets
Do you know? Marketing Representatives (MR) can complete a one-day training by taking an online course that offers 10 CPE points Equity Debt Digital assets M&A Malaysian Other markets
Do you know? Special purpose acquisition company (SPAC) in Malaysia: Other factors that support SPACs in the US include (1) speculative capital is abundant in the US compared to mostly conservative mandates in Malaysia (2) investors are receptive of blind pools where money is raised without telling investors exactly what assets or businesses will be…
Do you know? Special purpose acquisition company (SPAC) in Malaysia: Unlike Malaysia, SPACs in the US are thriving because (1) The US SEC adopted a market-driven approach instead of seeking to overly-protect investors (2) No SEC approval is needed for acquisitions (3) time limit extensions for acquisitions are common and (4) a simple shareholder majority…
Do you know? Special purpose acquisition company (SPAC) in Malaysia: The SC has indicated it may revisit the SPAC concept in the future, possibly aligning it with digital exchanges or cross-border listings e.g. Singapore or Nasdaq. Equity Debt Digital assets M&A Malaysian Other markets