Bursa partners RAM to unveil BR Capital


The platform offers investors the opportunity to invest in a “bond-like” instruments.

PETALING JAYA: Investors as well as small and mid-sized companies would benefit from Bursa Malaysia’s new alternative debt fundraising platform, according to analysts.

The platform, which was launched yesterday in collaboration with RAM Holdings Bhd, targets listed and non-listed companies with fundraising needs of at least RM5mil and a minimum tenure of one year.

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