SC sets up capital market welfare fund for B40 tertiary education

Securities Commission Malaysia chairman Awang Adek Hussin urged banks and public listed companies to contribute generously.

He urged MIBA and its members, together with the Association of Stockbroking Companies Malaysia, Malaysia Association of Asset Managers, Bursa Malaysia and public listed companies to contribute generously. “The investED programme is one of our more important initiatives that can groom the graduates to be employable.

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