masalah 1pilihanWhen did the Financial Services Act 2013 come into effect?1 January 201230 June 201315 April 201431 December 2013
masalah 2pilihanWhat is the primary purpose of the FSA 2013?To reduce company taxesTo regulate international transactions To regulate financial institutions and maintain the stability of the financial systemTo provide loans to the public
masalah 3pilihanWhich body enforces the FSA 2013?Securities CommissionMinistry of FinanceInland Revenue BoardBank Negara Malaysia
masalah 4pilihanThe FSA 2013 replaced which Act?Companies Act 1965Banking and Financial Institutions Act 1989 (BAFIA)Investment Act 2007Employment Act 1955
masalah 5pilihanWhat does 'financial services' mean under the FSA?Manufacturing activities Food and beverage-related activitiesActivities related to banking, insurance, and money marketsAgriculture and livestock activities
masalah 6pilihanWhat is the penalty for violating the provisions of the FSA 2013?Oral warningIncentive payments Fine, imprisonment, or bothSalary deduction
masalah 7pilihanWhat does 'risk-based supervision' mean under the FSA?Regulating market pricesBased on company profitsBased on the level of risk posed by an institutionBased on company capital size
masalah 8pilihanWhat is the role of the Board of Directors according to FSA 2013?Manage staff training onlyProvide free meals to employeesEnsure compliance and good governanceProvide loans to employees
masalah 9pilihanIs takaful included under the FSA 2013?Yes, completelyOnly partiallyNo, it is governed by the Islamic Financial Services Act 2013 (IFSA)Not sure
masalah 10pilihanWho needs to be licensed under the FSA 2013?All university studentsAll financial institutions such as banks and conventional insurance companiesAll food companiesAll NGOs