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Banking & Financial Services
Banking groups, insurers, and financial holding companies.
Welcome to Malaysia Stock Loans,
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Share margin financing
We arrange discreet, principal-led share margin financing secured by Bursa Malaysia–listed shares — Lombard-style facilities for Malaysian and Singapore shareholders, conventional or Shariah-compliant. You access substantial capital today while keeping ownership, voting, dividends, and the full upside of a position you spent years building. When the financing is repaid, the shares return to you in full.
In brief
What this is
Share margin financing on Bursa Malaysia, in brief.
Share margin financing on Bursa Malaysia is non-recourse financing secured against Main Market or ACE Market–listed shares. The shareholder raises cash while keeping ownership, dividends, voting, and upside, and recovers the full position when the financing is repaid — arranged conventionally or Shariah-compliant, from RM 5 million upward.
Key takeaways
- Two routes to liquidity. A stock loan lets you keep the position; a block trade sells a large holding privately, off the screen.
- You stay the shareholder. Non-recourse financing against your shares — ownership, dividends, voting, and upside remain yours, and the shares return in full on repayment.
- Collateral is custodian-held. The lender takes security over a custody account holding the shares; beneficial ownership is preserved.
- Conventional or Shariah-compliant. Facilities are arranged across Main Market and ACE Market names, either way.
- From RM 5 million. Indicative terms, including an indicative LTV, typically within 2–3 business days.
01 · What we do
Two routes to liquidity
Two instruments for a Malaysian-listed position.
Whether you want to keep your shares or part with them on your own terms, both routes are arranged with the same discretion, documentation, and standard of execution.
Stock Loans
Financing secured against your Bursa Malaysia–listed shares, conventional or Shariah-compliant. Raise capital while keeping ownership, dividends, and upside — and recover the full position on repayment.
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Block Trades
Privately-negotiated sale of a large Malaysian share block, placed off the screen as a direct business transaction with controlled disclosure and minimal market impact.
Explore block trades →| Feature | Stock loan | Block trade |
|---|---|---|
| Purpose | Raise cash while keeping the position | Sell a large holding on your own terms |
| Ownership afterwards | Retained — recovered in full on repayment | Transferred to the buyer |
| Dividends & upside | Kept by you | Pass to the buyer |
| Structure | Non-recourse financing; custodian-held collateral | Privately-negotiated off-screen sale (direct business transaction) |
| Conventional or Shariah-compliant | Both available | Not applicable (a sale) |
| Best when | You want liquidity without selling | You genuinely want to exit or diversify |
02 · The premise
Keep what you built
You should not have to sell what you spent a lifetime building.
A founder, a controlling family, a long-term shareholder of a Malaysian-listed company should not be forced to choose between liquidity and ownership.
This is the idea the whole platform is built on. A stock loan extracts value from a position without extracting you from the position. Your shares stay registered to you, your seat at the table is undisturbed, and the capital you need is freed today. We exist to structure exactly that transaction — quietly, and with people who understand the Malaysian market.
03 · Process
From enquiry to funding
A clear path, built for discretion and speed.
Five stages from first conversation to capital in hand. A principal is involved at every stage.
1Stage one
Confidential enquiry
The high-level details of your position, shared through a secure channel.
2Stage two
Indicative terms
A preliminary structure and indicative LTV within 2–3 business days.
3Stage three
Documentation
Facility, share charge, and custody agreements, with Malaysian counsel of your choosing.
4Stage four
Charge & custody
The borrower opens an account with the designated custodian, and the lender takes security over that account; the shares sit in that account. Beneficial ownership preserved.
5Stage five
Funding
Capital released on agreed timelines, with a single point of contact throughout.
04 · Built for the Malaysian market
Bursa · CDS · Shariah · SC
Financing that understands how Malaysian shares actually work.
A Bursa Malaysia position is not generic collateral. Shariah status, sector foreign-ownership limits, CDS account mechanics, and substantial-shareholder disclosure all shape what is possible. We structure around them rather than past them.
- 01Conventional or Shariah-compliant. Where the counter is Shariah-compliant and you prefer it, the financing is structured accordingly — alongside conventional facilities.
- 02Custodian-held collateral. The borrower opens an account with the designated custodian, and the lender takes security over that account; the shares sit in that account and beneficial ownership is preserved.
- 03Your counsel, not ours. Any disclosure or regulatory obligations are determined by your own Malaysian legal counsel, with whom we work.
- 04Concentration handled with care. Founder- and family-held positions in a single Bursa counter are our core competence, not an exception.
- 05Main Board & ACE. Coverage spans large-cap FBM KLCI names through to selected growth companies on the ACE Market.
- 06English, Chinese & Malay throughout. Documentation, counsel coordination, and every conversation in the language you prefer.
05 · Sectors
Across the Bursa universe
Built for the industries that anchor the Malaysian market.
Listed-equity transactions require judgment as much as capital. Our coverage spans the sectors that define Bursa Malaysia.
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Plantation
Palm-oil planters and integrated agribusiness groups.
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Property & REITs
Developers, M-REITs, and industrial and infrastructure assets.
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Technology & Industrials
Semiconductors, E&E, manufacturing, and consumer.
06 · About
Selective by design
Built for principals, by principals.
A Kuala Lumpur platform built specifically for Bursa Malaysia share-backed financing — selective, discreet, and decisive.
We are a private financing platform built for substantial transactions secured by Malaysian-listed equity. Our principals combine Malaysian capital-markets experience with the discretion that major shareholders expect, and the relationships required to fund seriously.
Engagement is by introduction or direct enquiry. A senior principal leads every conversation; we do not run a sales floor or a call centre.
07 · Insights
Selected writing
Field notes on Malaysian capital markets.
The Quiet Liquidity
How a controlling shareholder raises capital from a concentrated Bursa position without disturbing the register. The case for share-backed financing in Malaysia.
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Shariah-Compliant Share Financing
Why a Shariah-compliant counter can be financed on a Shariah basis — and how that shapes a Malaysian stock loan.
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'Pledged Securities Account' in a Bursa Filing
What the account label in an annual report's list of largest shareholders means, where it comes from in the Depository Act, and what it does not reveal about any loan.
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PN17 & GN3: Distressed Counters as Collateral
What Bursa Malaysia's financial-distress classification triggers, the regularisation timetable that follows, and why a classified counter is a structuring question rather than a pricing one.
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Islamic Share Margin Financing (SMF-i)
What "Shariah-compliant" really means for share margin financing — sale-based contracts, and profit rather than interest.
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How Share Margin Financing Works
The margin ratio, marginable securities, drawdown and margin calls — and how a broker facility differs from a stock loan.
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FAQ
Common questions
Share margin financing on Bursa Malaysia — the essentials.
01What is share margin financing on Bursa Malaysia?
Share margin financing on Bursa Malaysia is non-recourse financing secured against Main Market or ACE Market–listed shares. The shareholder raises cash while keeping ownership, dividends, voting, and upside, and recovers the full position when the financing is repaid — arranged conventionally or Shariah-compliant, from RM 5 million upward.
02Do I keep my dividends and voting rights?
Yes. You remain the shareholder: the financing is secured against your shares rather than a sale of them, so ownership, dividends, voting, and upside stay with you, and the shares return to you in full when the financing is repaid.
03Can the financing be Shariah-compliant?
Yes. Where the counter is Shariah-compliant and you prefer it, the financing is structured on a Shariah-compliant basis, alongside conventional facilities, across Main Market and ACE Market names.
04What size of transaction do you arrange?
Transactions are arranged from RM 5 million upward. Indicative terms, including an indicative LTV, are typically returned within 2–3 business days.
A confidential conversation begins with one message.
No obligation, no intermediaries. A senior principal will reply — usually within one business day.
