A Malaysian Stock CDS Account (Central Depository System Account, Central Depository System Account) is an account used to hold and manage stocks in stock trading. This account is managed by Bursa Malaysia Depository Sdn Bhd (Bursa Malaysia), a subsidiary of Bursa Malaysia (Bursa Malaysia).
1. What is a CDS account?
A CDS account is an electronic account used to record shares held by investors on Bursa Malaysia. It's similar to a bank account, but records stocks rather than cash. Through a CDS account, investors can securely hold, transfer and trade shares listed in Malaysia without having to hold an actual paper stock certificate.
2. CDS account features
• Shares held: The CDS account records all shares listed on the Bursa Malaysia Stock Exchange held by investors. These shares are stored electronically, and physical stock certificates are no longer required.
• Stock trading: When investors trade stocks through securities companies (brokerage firms), stock transfer and settlement are completed through CDS accounts. Shares are transferred from the seller's CDS account to the buyer's CDS account.
• Receive dividends and other benefits: Investors who hold shares can receive dividends, dividends, shares issued by the company through a CDS account...

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