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Securities Commission Malaysia ANNUAL REPORT 2019 STATEMENTS, STATISTICS AND PART ACTIVITIES 112 | PART 6 »» STATEMENTS, STATISTICS AND ACTIVITIES 6_FRONT_PART 6 AR 2019 ok .indd 112 13/03/2020 4:03 PM Securities Commission Malaysia ANNUAL REPORT 2019 • Board Members • Executive Team • Shariah Advisory Council Members • Organisation Structure • Statement on Governance • Financial Statements • Corporate Proposals 6 • Investment Management • Islamic Capital Market • Venture Capital and Private Equity • Equity Crowdfunding and Peer-to-Peer Financing • Authorisation and Licensing • Enforcement • Investor Empowerment Initiatives • Complaints and Enquiries • Publications • 2019 At a Glance • Acronyms and Abbreviations PART 6 »» STATEMENTS, STATISTICS AND ACTIVITIES | 113 6_FRONT_PART 6 AR 2019 ok .indd 113 13/03/2020 4:03 PM Securities Commission Malaysia ANNUAL REPORT 2019 BOARD MEMBERS AHMAD FARIS DATo' wee hoe soon TAN SRI DR NOORUL DATUK ZAINAL IZLAN RABIDIN @ gooi hoe soon AINUR MOHD NUR ZAINAL ABIDIN 114 | PART 6 »» STATEMENTS, STATISTICS AND ACTIVITIES 6_FRONT_PART 6 AR 2019 ok .indd 114 13/03/2020 4:03 PM Securities Commission Malaysia ANNUAL REPORT 2019 DATUK SYED ZAID DATUK DR KHAW DATUK D. P. JOHAN MAHMOOD ALBAR LAKE TEE NABAN MERICAN PART 6 »» STATEMENTS, STATISTICS AND ACTIVITIES | 115 6_FRONT_PART 6 AR 2019 ok .indd 115 13/03/2020 4:03 PM Securities Commission Malaysia ANNUAL REPORT 2019 DATUK SYED ZAID ALBAR DATUK ZAINAL IZLAN ZAINAL ABIDIN Appointed 1 November 2018 Appointed 5 April 2018 Datuk Syed Zaid Albar is the Executive Chairman of the Datuk Zainal Izlan Zainal Abidin was appointed Deputy Securities Commission Malaysia (SC). Prior Chief Executive of the SC on 5 April 2018. to his appointment as the SC Chairman on 1 November 2018, he was the Managing Partner He joined the SC in January 2011 as Executive Director, of Albar & Partners. Islamic Capital Market and was appointed Managing Director, Development and Islamic Markets in Currently, Datuk Syed Zaid chairs the Capital Market November 2016. He currently provides direct oversight Development Fund (CMDF) and is a member of the on the SC’s Surveillance and Supervision functions as Board of the Financial Reporting Foundation, as well as well as the People and Corporate Resources division. a member of the Debt Management Office, Ministry of He is also Chairman of Capital Markets Malaysia, an Finance. Datuk Syed Zaid has been elected as the Vice entity established by the SC to promote the Malaysian Chairman of the Growth and Emerging Markets (GEM) capital market. Committee of the International Organization of Securities Commissions (IOSCO), and co-chairs the IOSCO GEM Datuk Zainal Izlan has almost 30 years experience in Committee Working Group on Sustainability in Emerging the financial services industry. He began his career Markets. He is also a member of the governing Board of with Citibank before moving to MIDF Amanah Asset IOSCO. Management. Just before joining the SC, Datuk Zainal Izlan was the CEO of i-VCAP Management, an Islamic He has over 38 years experience in legal practice fund management firm based in Malaysia. predominantly in the fields of corporate law, capital market, conventional banking and Islamic finance. He has Datuk Zainal Izlan holds a Bachelor of Science in been recognised for his contribution and achievements Economics (dual concentration in Accounting and in the legal practice through numerous domestic and Finance) from The Wharton School, University of international awards. Pennsylvania, US, and is a Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) charterholder. With his experience in finance and law, Datuk Syed Zaid has served on the Islamic Law Review Committee of BNM and the Appeals Committee of Bursa Malaysia Bhd. He has also served on the boards of several PLCs in Malaysia. Datuk Syed Zaid has a degree in law from the United Kingdom (UK). He is a Barrister at Law of the Lincoln’s Inn, UK and an Advocate and Solicitor of the High Court of Malaya. 116 | PART 6 »» STATEMENTS, STATISTICS AND ACTIVITIES 6_FRONT_PART 6 AR 2019 ok .indd 116 13/03/2020 4:03 PM Securities Commission Malaysia ANNUAL REPORT 2019 TAN SRI DR NOORUL AINUR MOHD NUR DATUK DR KHAW LAKE TEE Appointed 5 April 2018 Appointed 17 August 2018 Datuk Zainal Izlan Zainal Abidin was appointed Deputy Tan Sri Dr Noorul Ainur Mohd Nur has over 38 years’ Datuk Dr Khaw Lake Tee was former Vice Chairperson Chief Executive of the SC on 5 April 2018. experience in the public sector spanning several of the Human Rights Commission of Malaysia ministries, including serving as Secretary-General of (SUHAKAM). Until her retirement from University He joined the SC in January 2011 as Executive Director, the Ministry of Higher Education; Ministry of Science, of Malaya, Datuk Dr Khaw was a professor at the Islamic Capital Market and was appointed Managing Technology and Innovation; and Ministry of Women, Faculty of Law, University of Malaya, which she joined Director, Development and Islamic Markets in Family and Community Development. as a lecturer in 1982. At the University, she was the November 2016. He currently provides direct oversight Deputy Vice-Chancellor of Development from 2007 to on the SC’s Surveillance and Supervision functions as She has also held key positions in the Ministry of Finance, 2010 and the Dean of the Faculty of Law from 2004 well as the People and Corporate Resources division. Ministry of Education, Ministry of Information, and the to 2007. He is also Chairman of Capital Markets Malaysia, an National Institute of Public Administration Malaysia entity established by the SC to promote the Malaysian (INTAN). Datuk Dr Khaw, who graduated with a Bachelor of capital market. Law (LLB) degree from the University of Malaya, In the international arena, she has served as Senior obtained her PhD from the London School of Datuk Zainal Izlan has almost 30 years experience in Advisor in the Southeast Asia Group for the World Bank Economics and a Masters of Law (LLM) degree from the financial services industry. He began his career in Washington DC from 2006 to 2008. In 2013, she was Monash University, Melbourne, and was called to the with Citibank before moving to MIDF Amanah Asset appointed as the Vice President of the Intergovernmental Malaysian Bar as an Advocate and Solicitor of the Management. Just before joining the SC, Datuk Zainal Council of the Management of Social Transformations High Court of Malaya in 1979. Izlan was the CEO of i-VCAP Management, an Islamic Programme of the United Nations Educational, Scientific fund management firm based in Malaysia. and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO) for the Asia Pacific region, a post she held until 2015. Datuk Zainal Izlan holds a Bachelor of Science in Economics (dual concentration in Accounting and Tan Sri Noorul was also the first Malaysian to be elected Finance) from The Wharton School, University of as President of the Science Commission, UNESCO Paris Pennsylvania, US, and is a Chartered Financial Analyst from 2015 to 2017. Tan Sri Dr Noorul obtained her (CFA) charterholder. PhD in Political Science from the Graduate Centre, City University of New York, and holds a Masters of Social Science degree (MSocSci) in Development Administration from the University of Birmingham. PART 6 »» STATEMENTS, STATISTICS AND ACTIVITIES | 117 6_FRONT_PART 6 AR 2019 ok .indd 117 13/03/2020 4:03 PM Securities Commission Malaysia ANNUAL REPORT 2019 JOHAN MAHMOOD MERICAN AHMAD FARIS RABIDIN Appointed 17 August 2018 Appointed 4 November 2018 Johan Mahmood Merican is currently the Director, Ahmad Faris Rabidin is a member of the Debt and National Budget Office of the Ministry of Finance. Liability Management Committee. He is also a board Prior to his appointment at the National Budget member of Petroliam Nasional Bhd (Petronas) and a Office in 2018, Johan was the Deputy Director member of the investment panel for Kumpulan Wang General (Human Capital) at the Economic Planning Amanah Pencen (KWAP). Unit (EPU) under the Prime Minister’s Office from 2016. Faris had served as an independent consultant with the Asian Development Bank (ADB), providing technical Johan was the CEO of Talent Corporation Malaysia assistance to Badan Pengawas Pasar Modal dan from its inception in January 2011 until 2016. He Lembaga Keuangan (Bapepam–LK) and the Otoritas has also served as Principal Private Secretary to the Jasa Keuangan (OJK) of Indonesia between 2006 Minister in the Ministry of Finance and subsequently, and 2018. He has been involved in various strategic in the EPU. Before joining the Government in 2004, leadership roles in market development initiatives Johan worked in the private sector for 9 years in for the Indonesian financial and capital markets. corporate finance and accounting roles at MRCB, He was also the Lead Advisor for the OJK Financial Sime Darby and PricewaterhouseCoopers. Market Masterplan and designed the Indonesian Bond Market Development Plan. Prior to this, Faris was the Johan trained as a Chartered Accountant, being a Regional Director of MainStream & Co Ltd, where he member of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of was responsible for the Enterprise Risk management England and Wales since 1998. He holds a degree in solutions, financial market architecture framework Economics from the University of Cambridge. and incubated Bond Pricing Agencies in Malaysia and Indonesia. Faris was also a member of the 1MDB Investigating Committee and Secretariat of the Council of Eminent Persons until September 2018. Faris graduated from Heriot Watt University, Edinburgh with a degree in Actuarial Mathematics and Statistics. 118 | PART 6 »» STATEMENTS, STATISTICS AND ACTIVITIES 6_FRONT_PART 6 AR 2019 ok .indd 118 13/03/2020 4:03 PM Securities Commission Malaysia ANNUAL REPORT 2019 DATO' WEE HOE SOON @ GOOI HOE SOON DATUK D.P. NABAN Appointed 1 January 2019 Appointed 1 January 2019 Dato’ Gooi Hoe Soon has over 35 years of experience Datuk Naban is currently a Senior Partner of in the fields of accounting and corporate finance.
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