Tag: financial education
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How Kalshi and Polymarket Traders Make Money in Prediction Markets
What prediction markets are and why people trade Prediction markets like Kalshi and Polymarket let participants bet on the outcomes of real-world events. The contracts, often settled by a simple yes/no payout, create a probabilistic market where the price of a contract reflects the market’s current probability assessment of the event. For traders, the idea…
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SC Cracks Down on Fraud Finfluencers in Malaysia’s Social Media Scene
Introduction: A Growing Challenge for Investors Malaysia’s Securities Commission (SC) has intensified its crackdown on unlicensed and fraudulent finfluencers—social media personalities who share investment guidance and stock tips online. As platforms like TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, and Facebook become everyday sources of financial information, the line between education and promotion can blur. The SC emphasizes that…
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SC clamps down on fraudulent finfluencers in Malaysia’s financial market
The Securities Commission Malaysia (SC) has intensified its crackdown on unlicensed and fraudulent finfluencers who use social media to promote investment schemes, often with dubious guarantees of high returns. The initiative underscores the regulator’s commitment to safeguarding investors and maintaining the integrity of Malaysia’s financial markets. As financial education increasingly migrates online, the SC’s actions…
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SC Tightens Rules on Fraud Finfluencers in Malaysia’s Financial Scene
SC Targets Fraud Finfluencers in Malaysia’s Financial Space The Securities Commission (SC) of Malaysia is intensifying its crackdown on fraudulent finfluencers—social media personalities who give investment tips and promote products without proper licensing or disclosures. The move reflects growing concerns that unverified and sometimes misleading online advice can mislead investors, particularly those new to the…
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Singapore’s stock market reforms aim to lure young investors — will it work?
Singapore’s push to attract a new generation of investors Singapore has unveiled a set of stock market reforms designed to make investing more accessible, affordable, and appealing to younger residents. From lower trading costs to enhanced digital tools, policymakers hope to reshape the country’s capital markets at a moment when everyday finance is increasingly defined…
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Singapore’s Stock Market Reforms: Will They Win Over Young Investors?
Singapore’s Stock Market Reforms: A Fresh Bet on Youth Investors Singapore has announced a slate of reforms intended to lure a younger generation into the local stock market. The moves come as the city‑state seeks to diversify its资本 markets, deepen liquidity, and reduce barriers that historically favored seasoned traders. By simplifying access, cutting costs, and…
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National Bank’s The Investment Issue: Bridging the Gender Investing Gap and Redefining Purpose-Driven Campaigns
Introduction: A Campaign With Real-World Impact National Bank of Canada’s latest initiative, The Investment Issue, is more than a marketing campaign. It is a deliberate effort to address the persistent gender investing gap, a topic that resonates with everyday investors and policy discussions alike. By weaving financial education, accessible tools, and a bold narrative, the…
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National Bank’s The Investment Issue: Closing the Gender Investing Gap with Purpose-Driven Campaigns
Overview: A Campaign with Purpose National Bank of Canada’s The Investment Issue is more than a marketing campaign. It is a purpose-driven initiative designed to address a persistent problem: the gender investing gap. By blending financial education, practical tools, and a bold narrative, the campaign reframes investing as an accessible, essential pursuit for everyone, regardless…
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Why Equity Funds Struggle to Attract Retail Investors Even as Markets Rally
Understanding the Dissonance: Market Rally vs. Equity Fund Inflows Equity funds, which pool money to invest in stocks, have historically depended on investor confidence and risk appetite. In recent times, a noticeable disconnect has emerged: stock markets often post multi-year highs, yet the flow of money into equity funds remains lackluster. To understand this paradox,…
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BNM Mandates 15-Min Financial Education for Personal Loans Over RM100K
New Rule Sets Financial Literacy Benchmark for High-Value Personal Loans Starting January 1, 2027, borrowers in Malaysia seeking personal financing above RM100,000 must complete a 15-minute financial education module, a policy announced by Bank Negara Malaysia (BNM). The move aims to bolster financial literacy among consumers taking on larger debt and to ensure borrowers understand…