i) Domestic ringgit borrowing includes any unutilized ringgit credit facility (e.g., unutilized ringgit shares margin financing facility or ringgit overdraft facility). A resident entity is deemed to have domestic ringgit borrowing if the resident entity or any of its related entities with parent-subsidiary relationship have domestic ringgit borrowing; and

ii) The annual permissible limits of RM1 million equivalent for a resident individual and RM50 million equivalent for a resident entity and its related entities with parent-subsidiary relationship are computed on aggregate basis across all of the resident client''s investments in foreign currency assets (including transactions undertaken via other channels or platforms) within the calendar year. The permissible limits are also applied on gross basis (i.e. only on buy leg when there is conversion of ringgit).

Transactions Involving Specific Persons and in Restricted Currency

i) Any transaction involving buying and selling of securities related to Specific Persons*, and in Restricted Currency* are restricted and prohibited.

*Note: Specified Person refers to the State of Israel and its residents including entities directly owned by them outside of the State of Israel. Restricted Currency refers to the Israeli Shekel currency (ILS). Please refer to the Direction for full definition and scope of the restriction relating to a Specified Person and Restricted Currency which is available at BNM website at (bnm.gov.my/fep).