Capital Market & Shariah
- The Capital Market - Overview
- A Primer on Macro Economics & Corporate Finance
- Shariah & The Underlying Philosophy of ICM
The Shariah Mentorship Programme offers a structured curriculum of Beginner to Intermediate levels designed to empower participants to understand the complex interplay between the capital market and Shariah principles.
The programme aims to equip individuals with the requisite knowledge, insights, and skills to excel as adept Shariah Advisers within the ICM. Essential personal development modules are integrated into the programme to benefit participants’ expertise in Shariah compliance and foster effective communication, transformational leadership, and ethical decision-making.
Capital Market & Shariah
Islamic Equity Markets
Introduction to Islamic Money Market & Bond Market
Sukuk
Maqasid Shariah
Shariah-Compliant Derivatives & Swaps
Sustainable and Responsible Investment & Fintech
Three months intensive hybrid class(6.00 pm – 9.30 pm on weekdays, and 9.00 am – 5.00 pm on Saturday)
Learning assessment
Closed mentorship sessions with esteemed scholars and experts from Islamic Finance field.
Group and individual case study discussions, article reviews, and quizzes.
5-months industrial training at selected Islamic Finance institutions.
The Securities Commission Malaysia (SC) was established on 1 March 1993 under the Securities Commission Act 1993 (SCA). We are a self-funded statutory body entrusted with the responsibility to regulate and develop the Malaysian capital market.
The SC mission is "to promote and maintain fair, efficient, secure and transparent securities and derivatives markets; and facilitate the orderly development of an innovative and competitive capital market".
The SC has direct responsibility for rule-making, enforcing regulations pertaining to the capital market, ensuring sustainable market growth and development, supervising capital market activities and market institutions including the exchanges, clearing houses and registered market operators, and regulating all entities and persons licensed under the capital markets and Services Act 2007. Based on the SCA, the SC reports to the Minister of Finance and our accounts are tabled in Parliament annually.
Areas of responsibilities include:
The core mandates to regulate and ensure market growth are always done with the objective of protecting the investors, including initiatives to raise their levels of financial and investment literacy.