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Improving Banking Supervisory Mechanisms

In the OIC Member Countries

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Figure 54: Securities Decomposition, Malaysia

Source: Bankscope

Figure 55: Loan Decomposition, Malaysia

Source: Bankscope

Malaysian banks are more inclined to distribute commercial and corporate loans rather than

consumer credits. From the efficiency point of view for the banking sector, banking sector is

close to the financial intermediation role as it uses most of the assets to finance real sector and

mobilizes resources to productive investments. Only one-third of credits extended by

Malaysian banks are in the form of consumer loans.

Trading Sec. & at

FV

through Income

2%

Available for

Sale Securities

44%

Held to

Maturity

Securities

54%

Securities Decomposition

Other Consumer

Retail Loans (%

of G. Loans)

31%

Corporate &

Commercial

Loans (% of G.

Loans)

66%

Other Loans (%

of G. Loans)

3%

Loan Decomposition