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Purpose

To demonstrate that Malaysia has taken serious measures to improve corporate governance landscape.

Design/methodology/approach

Enforcement actions are used as a case study to show the effect of certain measures undertaken by the regulatory authorities to combat economic crime.

Findings

There was a drop in prosecutions and other enforcement actions following the introduction of compulsory directors trainings.

Research limitations/implications

Recommendations are made for a smart partnership between the government, regulators and the private sector to improve governance in the markets.

Originality/value

Corporate law and securities law require a sound framework that would promote a safe competitive and orderly market for investors in Malaysia.

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