The Securities Commission Malaysia (SC) is a statutory body established in 1993 to regulate and develop Malaysia's capital market. It ensures fair, efficient, secure, and transparent securities and derivatives markets. Services include rule-making, enforcement, surveillance, and supervision of market activities. The SC targets financial institutions, investors, and market participants. Its unique selling proposition is its commitment to fostering an innovative and competitive capital market while prioritizing investor protection and systemic risk management. The SC's mission is to facilitate sustainable market growth through effective regulation and stakeholder engagement[1][3][5].