FAQs
FAQs on Adviser of LEAP
- What is an Adviser?
A company needs to appoint an Adviser in order to list on the LEAP Market. An Adviser will guide a company to prepare for listing and to comply with subsequent post-listing requirements. Advisers must be licensed by Securities Commission Malaysia and registered with Bursa Malaysia.
- Where can I find the list of Advisers?
The list of Advisers is available on Advisers / Sponsors.
- What is the role of an Adviser? Why do I need one?
An Adviser’s responsibility is to assess the suitability of an applicant seeking listing on the LEAP Market, by making reasonable due diligence enquiries and considering all relevant matters. They are also responsible for the preparation of the listing documents (i.e. Information Memorandum and the Initial Listing Application). Advisers will also guide the company to comply with post-listing requirements.
- Will the LEAP Market be entirely adviser-driven?
The LEAP Market will be adviser-driven where suitability and commercial viability assessment will be done by the adviser.
- What will be the responsibilities of the Advisers post-listing?
The Advisers’ role post-listing is to ensure the listed company complies with the disclosure and post-listing requirements.