No more exams for Bursa Malaysia traders

Wonderful World wrote:

News from Business Times and Edge.

Bursa Malaysia is easing the entry requirement for individuals aspiring to become professional derivatives traders or local
participants by doing away with examinations.

All a candidate has to do now is to attend a two-day familiarisation programme to become a professional derivatives trader who trades for his own account.

Chief executive officer Datuk Tajuddin Atan said by attending the programme candidates no longer need to take the licensing examination or show the relevant academic qualification and industry experience.

"This is part of the exchange's initiative to increase the number of local participants in the market. This liberalisation measure signifies our commitment to grow the local participants base as they contribute greatly to market liquidity," he said in a statement today.


He said traders can now easily manage their own portfolio, while at the same time enjoying the many benefits available including fee rebate and tax abatement.

"With the advance of internet trading, they can trade anywhere, anytime," he said.

Tajuddin said local participants can trade with their own funds and are not permitted to conduct trades on behalf of clients and are eligible for exchange and clearing fees rebate if they trade 1,000 contracts per month or more.

He added that local participants can trade in all Bursa Malaysia
Derivatives' products.

Cals wrote:u need BCpedia to explain

u need take exam still to manage fund beb macam lesen

Wonderful World wrote:

Cals wrote:u need BCpedia to explain

u need take exam still to manage fund beb macam lesen

is this means we don't need to go thru any remiser and we trade on our own? We all are doing it now. No different lei.

Wonderful World wrote:If we don't need to pay the commision to trade, that will be different.

W wrote:

Wonderful World wrote:If we don't need to pay the commision to trade, that will be different.

if really like tis.i will be the first register person.