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Malaysia’s GLIC reforms will help economy but risk domestic bias

Proposed changes to how Malaysian GLICs operate should clarify what their mandates are meant to achieve but risk putting pressure on returns, say observers
Malaysia’s GLIC reforms will help economy but risk domestic bias

Malaysia plans to reform its government-linked investment companies (GLICs) in favour of a better balance between profits and social and economic benefits for the country. While market observers believe the changes could improve the firms’ governance, they say they could also put pressure on returns if the GLICs are forced to invest more domestically.

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