BNM Says Next Financial Sector Blueprint Will Future-Proof Banking System
Free NewsletterGet the hottest Fintech Malaysia News once a month in your InboxBank Negara Malaysia (BNM)has set out three priorities for its upcoming Financial Sector Blueprint 2027–2030. BNM Governor Dato’. . .
Free NewsletterGet the hottest Fintech Malaysia News once a month in your InboxBank Negara Malaysia (BNM)has set out three priorities for its upcoming Financial Sector Blueprint 2027–2030. BNM Governor Dato’ Sri Abdul Rasheed Ghaffour outlined the priorities during his keynote address atSasana Symposium 2026. The blueprint will focus on finance for a more resilient society, finance for a more prosperous society and a future-proof Malaysian financial system. Dato’ Sri Abdul Rasheed also stressed the need to sustain reforms as Malaysia navigates an increasingly uncertain global environment. Dato’ Sri Abdul Rasheed Ghaffour“Resilience is not about preserving things exactly as they are. It is about continually renewing our ability to adapt and seize new opportunities as circumstances evolve,”he said. Sasana Symposium 2026 brings together policymakers, industry leaders, academics and civil society representatives to discuss issues shaping Malaysia’s economic and financial future. This year’s event is themed “Reforms for Resilience: Navigating Uncertainties” and covers economic resilience, wages, cost-of-living pressures, investment, energy security, Islamic finance and private healthcare costs. BNM Adds Employment Support to iTEKADDato’ Sri Abdul Rasheed Ghaffour, Bank Negara Malaysia Governor (fifth from left), together with representatives of the participating financial institutions of iTEKAD Employment. BNM also launchediTEKAD Employmentat the event, expanding its social finance initiative beyond the existing Entrepreneurship and Protection programmes. The programme aims to help individuals from vulnerable communities secure stable employment and income through skills training, financial education, job placement support and access to financial solutions. Participating financial institutions include Bank Islam, Bank Muamalat, CIMB Islamic Bank, Maybank Islamic, Public Islamic Bank, RHB Islamic Bank and SME Bank. The programme also involves funding partners, training providers, corporates, charitable organisations and state religious bodies. Source: BNMFeatured image: Edited by Fintech News Malaysia, based on image byBNM