Еврооблигации: Малайзия, 3.928% 4jun2015, USD (FIGI RegS BBG0000WT7Q3)
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Malaysia is a Southeast Asian nation with Kuala Lumpur as its capital and Putrajaya as its administrative center. Malay is the official language, and the Malaysian ringgit (MYR) is the national currency. The country has a ...
Malaysia is a Southeast Asian nation with Kuala Lumpur as its capital and Putrajaya as its administrative center. Malay is the official language, and the Malaysian ringgit (MYR) is the national currency. The country has a diversified economy, where services and manufacturing represent the largest sectors, supported by commodities, palm oil, electronics, petrochemicals, and Islamic finance. Securities are traded on Bursa Malaysia, the main stock exchange and financial market infrastructure in Malaysia.
The Malaysia bonds market is represented by government, corporate, financial, and sukuk instruments. A key feature of the local debt market is the dual system of conventional sovereign securities and Islamic sukuk, reflecting Malaysia's global leadership in Sharia-compliant finance. Many domestic instruments are issued with fixed-rate coupons, while government bonds and government investment issues serve as primary benchmarks for yield curve construction and asset pricing. Malaysia bonds are among the most liquid and sophisticated in the ASEAN region.
The Malaysia government bond market is managed by the Ministry of Finance and Bank Negara Malaysia, which issue Malaysian Government Securities (MGS) through regular auctions, reopenings, and buyback operations. Main instruments include MGS fixed-rate benchmark bonds with tenors of 3 to 30 years, Government Investment Issues (GII) structured as sovereign sukuk, and short-term Treasury bills for liquidity management. Malaysian government bonds serve as critical benchmarks for domestic interest rates, bank reserve requirements, insurance company solvency, and pension fund asset-liability matching.
The corporate segment is led by financial institutions, state-linked companies, utilities, telecommunications operators, infrastructure concessionaires, and export-oriented manufacturers. Malaysian bonds are often structured with fixed coupons and bullet maturities, while green sukuk and sustainability-linked instruments are increasingly issued to finance renewable energy and ESG-compliant projects.
Malaysia also remains active in international capital markets through sovereign external bonds denominated mainly in US dollars and occasional global sukuk issuances. These issues help create pricing benchmarks for Malaysian corporate issuers and diversify the country's debt profile. For international investors, the bonds offer exposure to a liquid, investment-grade emerging-market economy, combining stable real yields, deep domestic demand, and sensitivity to global commodity prices, currency movements, fiscal consolidation, and sovereign credit ratings.
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Облигации Малайзия серии (ISIN USY64268AA63, FIGI BBG0000WT7Q3) — Малайзия, 3.928% 4jun2015, USD выпуск компании «Министерство финансов Малайзии» объёмом 1 250 000 000,00 USD в обращении на внебиржевом рынке. Выпуск имеет номинал 100 000 USD и торгуется как самостоятельный долговой инструмент.
Дата размещения — эмиссия прошла на внебиржевом рынке в формате *** через ***. Погашение запланировано на *** и предусмотрено условиями выпуска без амортизации номинала по графику.
Ставка купона облигации Малайзия установлена на уровне ***% годовых и фиксируется по графику купонных периодов.
Купоны выплачиваются ***, дата ближайшей выплаты — . Всего по выпуску предусмотрено 10 купонных периодов, из них выплачено — 0, осталось — 10.
Эмитент — Министерство финансов Малайзии/Малайзия/Государственный, с рейтингом отMoody's Investors Service(26.01.2025),Moody's Investors Service(26.01.2025),S&P Global Ratings(29.09.2026),S&P Global Ratings(29.09.2026),Fitch Ratings(09.12.2025),Fitch Ratings(09.12.2025),CareEdge Global(31.08.2026),Dagong Global(15.12.2025),Dagong Global(15.12.2025),Islamic International Rating Agency(12.02.2026),Islamic International Rating Agency(12.02.2026),Islamic International Rating Agency(12.02.2026),Japan Credit Rating Agency(18.12.2025),Japan Credit Rating Agency(18.12.2025),Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD)(14.10.2016),Rating and Investment Information (R&I)(22.05.2026)