Islamic Financial Services Act 2013 · Updated to 2 Jan 2025 · Part I · Preliminary
3. Prescription by Minister of additional business or activity
Official textFrom Laws of Malaysia Online, unchanged
The Minister may, on the recommendation of the Bank, prescribe—
any business or activity as an addition to the definition of—
“Islamic banking business”;
“international Islamic banking business”;
“Islamic financial intermediation activities”;
“Islamic factoring business”; or
“Islamic leasing business”,
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and upon such prescription, the definition as added to shall be deemed to be an integral part of this Act as from the date of such prescription, or from such later date as may be specified in the order; and
any business, service or activity in relation to a financial service as an Islamic financial advisory business for the purposes of the definition of “Islamic financial advisory business” under subsection 2(1).
Part II
Regulatory Objecti Ves and Powers and Functi Ons of Bank
Part III
Authorization
Part IV
Shariah Requirements
Part V
Payment Systems
Part VI
Prudential Requirements
Part VII
Ownership, Control and Transfer of Business
Part VIII
Financial Groups
Part VI
Part VI—
Part IX
Business Conduct and Consumer Protection
Part X
Islamic Money Market and Islamic Foreign Exchange Market
Part XI
Submission of Document or Information
Part XII
Examination
Part XIII
Directions of Compliance
Part XIV
Intervention and Remedial Action
Part XV
Other Powers of Bank
Part XVI
Enforcement and Penalties
Part XVII
General Provisions
Part XVIII