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Itikputih 发表于 8-10-2014 08:27 PM 
是的， 阿吉哥的经济政策更符合这个时代， 他面对的挑战是前所未有的， 人民特别是华社必须强力的为他护航 ...
http://www.mida.gov.my/home/liberalisation-of-the-services-sector/posts/
固打制已经逐渐放宽:
http://www.pwc.com.au/asia-pract ... -malaysia-apr13.pdf
The most recent steps in this direction
are the following announcements by
the Prime Minister on the stated dates:
•
22 April 2009 - Immediate
liberalization of 27 services sub-
sectors, with no equity condition
imposed. These sub-sectors are
in the area of health and social
services, tourism services, transport
services, business services and
computer and related services.
•
29 April, 2009 –Further measures
to liberalize the financial services
sector, including the raising the
limit on foreign equity ownership
of investment banks, Islamic banks,
insurance companies and takaful
operators from 49% to 70%,
•
30 June 2009 – Deregularization
of the FIC guidelines which include
the removal of the 30% Bumiputra
equity stake for companies seeking
listing. Also announced were other
measures to further liberalize
Malaysia’s capital market, including
allowing 100% foreign ownership
of fund management companies,
and up to 70% foreign ownership of
unit trust management companies
and stockbrokers.
•
With the deregularization of
the FIC guidelines, FIC approval
would be required only for buying
property above RM20 million from
Bumiputra and the government
•
07 Oct 2011 – The 2012
Budget had announced further
liberalization (in phases) in
2012 of 17 services subsectors
including private hospital services;
medical and dental specialist
services, accounting and taxation,
legal services, courier services;
education and training services;
as well as telecommunication
services. As of 16 November
2012, the abovementioned have
been liberalized. Liberalisation
of architectural, engineering and
quantity surveying services will
be announced once the relevant
amended legislation permitting
greater liberalisation has been
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The most recent steps in this direction
are the following announcements by
the Prime Minister on the stated dates:
•
22 April 2009 - Immediate
liberalization of 27 services sub-
sectors, with no equity condition
imposed. These sub-sectors are
in the area of health and social
services, tourism services, transport
services, business services and
computer and related services.
•
29 April, 2009 –Further measures
to liberalize the financial services
sector, including the raising the
limit on foreign equity ownership
of investment banks, Islamic banks,
insurance companies and takaful
operators from 49% to 70%,
•
30 June 2009 – Deregularization
of the FIC guidelines which include
the removal of the 30% Bumiputra
equity stake for companies seeking
listing. Also announced were other
measures to further liberalize
Malaysia’s capital market, including
allowing 100% foreign ownership
of fund management companies,
and up to 70% foreign ownership of
unit trust management companies
and stockbrokers.
•
With the deregularization of
the FIC guidelines, FIC approval
would be required only for buying
property above RM20 million from
Bumiputra and the government
•
07 Oct 2011 – The 2012
Budget had announced further
liberalization (in phases) in
2012 of 17 services subsectors
including private hospital services;
medical and dental specialist
services, accounting and taxation,
legal services, courier services;
education and training services;
as well as telecommunication
services. As of 16 November
2012, the abovementioned have
been liberalized. Liberalisation
of architectural, engineering and
quantity surveying services will
be announced once the relevant
amended legislation permitting
greater liberalisation has be
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