Why property trust is not popular in Malaysia / Ahmad Zamzuri Abdul Rashid

The Americans has considered the tremendous growth of property trusts (REITs) over the years as a phenomenon. Whereas, Malaysians are experiencing the emergence of property trust as a recent prodigy. Property trust is a relatively new financial instrument in Malaysia. Although Bank Negara Malaysia a...

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Main Author:	Abdul Rashid, Ahmad Zamzuri
Format:	Thesis
Language:	English
Published:	1996
Subjects:	Trust services Trust companies
Online Access:	https://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/47300/1/47300.pdf
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spelling	my-uitm-ir.473002023-01-11T08:34:07Z Why property trust is not popular in Malaysia / Ahmad Zamzuri Abdul Rashid 1996 Abdul Rashid, Ahmad Zamzuri Trust services. Trust companies The Americans has considered the tremendous growth of property trusts (REITs) over the years as a phenomenon. Whereas, Malaysians are experiencing the emergence of property trust as a recent prodigy. Property trust is a relatively new financial instrument in Malaysia. Although Bank Negara Malaysia approved the development of property trusts in October 1986, the first property trust, AMFPT, was only listed at the KLSE three year later on 23 November 1989. This study is on the perpetuating issue of why property trust is not popular in Malaysia. It is aimed to analyse the facts in an attempt to understand the reasons behind the issue. The industry's risk, return and performance are the major areas of the study. They were gauged and compared against other investment vehicles. This study concentrates on the usage of Beta coefficient, standard deviation, variance and other approach to determine the position of risk incurred by the proposed industry. The performance measure for the five years performance used in this study are the Treynor's, Sharpe's and Jensen's measure. The major evidence drawn from this study showed that despite of its high beta coefficient and underperformed the market performance, there is a strong relationship between the industry and the market return. The industry requires a gestation period before the market pays serious attention to them. There is definitely more room for further growth and by the continuos monitoring and evaluation by the Securities Commission and Bank Negara Malaysia with the support from the growing capital market, the industry will continue to grow and prosper in the future. 1996 Thesis https://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/47300/ https://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/47300/1/47300.pdf text en public degree Institut Teknologi MARA (ITM) Faculty of Business and Management Abdul Rahman, Naru Aini
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description	The Americans has considered the tremendous growth of property trusts (REITs) over the years as a phenomenon. Whereas, Malaysians are experiencing the emergence of property trust as a recent prodigy. Property trust is a relatively new financial instrument in Malaysia. Although Bank Negara Malaysia approved the development of property trusts in October 1986, the first property trust, AMFPT, was only listed at the KLSE three year later on 23 November 1989. This study is on the perpetuating issue of why property trust is not popular in Malaysia. It is aimed to analyse the facts in an attempt to understand the reasons behind the issue. The industry's risk, return and performance are the major areas of the study. They were gauged and compared against other investment vehicles. This study concentrates on the usage of Beta coefficient, standard deviation, variance and other approach to determine the position of risk incurred by the proposed industry. The performance measure for the five years performance used in this study are the Treynor's, Sharpe's and Jensen's measure. The major evidence drawn from this study showed that despite of its high beta coefficient and underperformed the market performance, there is a strong relationship between the industry and the market return. The industry requires a gestation period before the market pays serious attention to them. There is definitely more room for further growth and by the continuos monitoring and evaluation by the Securities Commission and Bank Negara Malaysia with the support from the growing capital market, the industry will continue to grow and prosper in the future.
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Why property trust is not popular in Malaysia / Ahmad Zamzuri Abdul Rashid

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