Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia
Abstract
The sparing trading activity on the Malaysian Government Bond is not only restricting the investment opportunities in the money market, but also weakening the government efforts to step up the market efficiency in mobilising capital resources. Among the factors that said to effectuate the situation are the low yield on the bond and bank liquidity requirement imposed by the authority. This paper investigates these factors based on the hypothesis that if the yields are unattractive, the banks would revise their portfolios to include adequately high yielding securities, thus naturally would spur trading. Apparently, this did not happen, which lead us to search for reasonable explanations.
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@article{muda1985kelakuan,
title={Kelakuan Kadar Kupon Dan Struktur Yield Bon Kerajaan Malaysia Yang Berkelompok: Implikasinya Ke Atas Dagangan Pasaran Kedua},
author={Muda, Muhamad},
journal={Jurnal Pengurusan},
number={},
pages={3—21},
doi={},
publisher={Penerbit UKM},
}
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