Yes. Ethis Malaysia is regulated by the Securities Commission (SC) of Malaysia. Click here to see the approved platforms by SC.
Ethis Malaysia is governed under the Malaysian Law. Investors outside of Malaysia are advised to conduct their own checks and refer to their own country’s regulations.
Yes. In Malaysia, Equity crowdfunding activities are regulated under Recognised Market Operators guidelines by the Securities Commission (SC) of Malaysia. Investors and issuers are expected to be careful in choosing the platform.
For the issuer, no reimbursement of Platform Processing Fees shall be allowed unless the refund request was made due to technical fault/error such as transaction duplicity, data entry mistakes, or any other circumstances that Ethis at our sole discretion deem… Continue Reading →
Equity Crowdfunding is meant to be a long term investment. However, you may sell your shares subject to the terms of the Shareholder’s Agreement. And to sell your shares, you may have to find a buyer yourself.
If you are holding ordinary shares, there is no withdrawal. The only way is to sell your shares to a willing buyer in accordance with the terms stated in the Shareholders’ Agreement or Limited Liability Partnership (LLP) Agreement. If its… Continue Reading →
Once the campaign is fully funded, there will be a cooling-off period of 6 days to allow investors to change their mind and withdraw. Investors will be notified once the cooling-off period starts and are allowed to withdraw within that… Continue Reading →
Ethis will not be able to facilitate early redemption requests.
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