BNP Paribas Malaysia has received its full commercial banking licence, from Bank Negara Malaysia, Malaysia’s central bank, allowing the bank to provide ringgit-based banking products in Malaysia. The bank will use the licence in the short term to provide specialised financing and fixed income including debt capital market advisory, and it is looking at establishing an Islamic finance business in…
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