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31st meeting of the Voorburg Group on Service Statistics 19th to 23rd September 2016 Zagreb Croatia TURNOVER/ OUTPUT OF THE ACTIVITIES AUXILIARY TO FINANCIAL SERVICES, EXCEPT INSURANCE AND PENSION FUNDING (ISIC 66.1) IN MALAYSIA Siti Salwani


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DEPARTMENT OF STATISTICS, MALAYSIA

31st meeting of the Voorburg Group on Service Statistics 19th to 23rd September 2016 Zagreb Croatia

Siti Salwani Ismail Services Statistics Division Department of Statistics, Malaysia salwani@stats.gov.my

TURNOVER/ OUTPUT OF THE ACTIVITIES AUXILIARY TO FINANCIAL SERVICES, EXCEPT INSURANCE AND PENSION FUNDING (ISIC 66.1) IN MALAYSIA

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DEPARTMENT OF STATISTICS, MALAYSIA

Definition Classification Data collection Market condition Challenges Conclusion

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DEPARTMENT OF STATISTICS, MALAYSIA

Definition of the service

Activities auxiliary to financial services, except insurance and pension funding

  • The provision of services involved in or closely

related to financial services activities, but not themselves providing financial services

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  • Includes the activities of furnishing of

physical or electronic marketplace for the purpose of facilitating the buying and selling of stocks, stock option, bonds or commodity contract

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DEPARTMENT OF STATISTICS, MALAYSIA

Definition of the service

  • SNA 2008 - Financial auxiliaries are

institutional units principally engaged in serving financial markets, but do not take

  • wnership of the financial assets and liabilities

they handle.

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DEPARTMENT OF STATISTICS, MALAYSIA

Classification of Activities

  • Malaysia Standard Industrial Classification 2008
  • Ver. 1.0 (MSIC 2008)
  • MSIC 2008 and ISIC are compatible
  • More detail breakdown of additional 5th digit

level for Malaysia specification

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DEPARTMENT OF STATISTICS, MALAYSIA Activities auxiliary to financial services and insurance/takaful activities Insurance/ takaful, reinsurance/ retakaful and pension funding Financial services activities

DIVISION 66 DIVISION 65 DIVISION 64

Classification of Activities (cont’d.)

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DEPARTMENT OF STATISTICS, MALAYSIA

Classification of Activities (cont’d.)

MSIC 2008

  • Ver. 1.0

ACTIVITY ISIC REV 4 66 Activities auxiliary to financial service and insurance/ takaful activities 66 661 Activities auxiliary to financial service, except insurance/ takaful and pension funding 661 6611 Administration of financial markets 6611 66111 Stock exchange 66112 Exchanges for commodity contracts 66113 Securities exchange 66114 Exchange for commodity futures contracts 66119 Administration of financial markets n.e.c Note: Takaful is a type of Islamic insurance 7

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DEPARTMENT OF STATISTICS, MALAYSIA

Classification of Activities (cont’d.)

MSIC 2008

  • Ver. 1.0

ACTIVITY ISIC REV 4 6612 Security and commodity contracts brokerage 6612 66121 Stock, share and bond brokers 66122 Commodity brokers and dealers 66123 Gold bullion dealers 66124 Foreign exchange broker and dealers (Bureaux de change) 66125 Money changing services 66129 Other financial and commodity futures brokers and dealers 8

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DEPARTMENT OF STATISTICS, MALAYSIA

Classification of Activities (cont’d.)

MSIC 2008

  • Ver. 1.0

ACTIVITY ISIC REV 4 6619 Other activities auxiliary to financial service activities 6619 66191 Investment advisory services 66192 Financial consultancy services 66199 Activities auxiliary to finance n.e.c. 9

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DEPARTMENT OF STATISTICS, MALAYSIA

Data collection

  • Data availability
  • Conducted in every 5 years
  • Currently conducting EC 2016
  • Comprehensive coverage
  • Survey of Services Establishments (SSE)
  • Selected services activities

ANNUAL SURVEYS ECONOMIC CENSUS

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DEPARTMENT OF STATISTICS, MALAYSIA

Establishment

Statistical Unit

Ringgit Malaysia (RM)

Turnover in local currency, Ringgit Malaysia (RM)

  • Unit of measurement

Data Collection (cont’d.)

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DEPARTMENT OF STATISTICS, MALAYSIA

CENTRAL BANK CAPITAL MARKET BUSINESSES REGISTRATION OTHERS

OTHER REGULATORY BODIES/ BUSINESS ASSOCIATIONS SECURITY COMMISION, MALAYSIA BANK NEGARA MALAYSIA COMPANIES COMMISION MALAYSIA

  • Coverage : Legally registered units

Data Collection (cont’d.)

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DEPARTMENT OF STATISTICS, MALAYSIA

Data Collection (cont’d.)

Turnover/ income includes:

  • Income from management services / fee / consultancy;
  • Commissions and brokerage earned;
  • Gain from foreign exchange / financial assets;
  • Value of stamp duties collected on share transactions; and
  • Other such as rental income, remittance, gifts, budget

grants, subsidies received etc.

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DEPARTMENT OF STATISTICS, MALAYSIA

Data Collection (cont’d.)

66111: Stock exchange 66113: Securities exchange 66129: Administration of financial markets n.e.c

  • Main income

Note: 66112: Exchanges for commodity contracts and 66114: Exchange for commodity futures contracts are excluded from the coverage 14

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DEPARTMENT OF STATISTICS, MALAYSIA

66121: Stock, share and bond brokers 66122: Commodity brokers and dealers 66123: Gold bullion dealers 66124: Foreign exchange broker and dealers (Bureaux de change) 66125: Money changing services

Data Collection (cont’d.)

  • Main income

Note : 66129: Other financial and commodity futures brokers and dealers is excluded from the coverage 15

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DEPARTMENT OF STATISTICS, MALAYSIA

66191: Investment advisory services 66192: Financial consultancy services 66199: Activities auxiliary to finance n.e.c.

Data Collection (cont’d.)

  • Main income

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DEPARTMENT OF STATISTICS, MALAYSIA

Total number of establishments & number of persons engaged, MSIC 2008 Ver. 1.0 Class 6612

8,800 9,000 9,200 9,400 9,600 9,800 10,000

9,225 person 9,707 person 9,891 person

Market Condition

Number of persons engaged

239 335 336

Number of establishments Source : SSE/EC 2005, 22006 &2008 Reference Year

2004 2005 2007

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DEPARTMENT OF STATISTICS, MALAYSIA

500 1,000 1,500 2,000 2,500 2004 2005 2006 2007 1,665.7 1,818.1 2,486.1

Reference Year n/a

  • Value of gross output of MSIC 2008 Ver. 1.0

Class 6612

Market Condition (cont’d.)

Value of gross output (RM’000) Source : SSE/EC 2005, 22006 &2008

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DEPARTMENT OF STATISTICS, MALAYSIA

  • Principal statistics, 2010

Market Condition (cont’d.)

Sector/ Sub sector

  • No. of

Establishment Revenue (RM’000) Value of gross output (RM’000) Value of intermediate input (RM’000) Total Employment Salary and wages paid (RM’000) Services 591,137 1,291,439,934 650,948,100 279,373,448 3,687,787 77,727,659 Financial service 5,653 270,102,477 148,423,035 265,948 246,000 14,400,382 % 0.96 20.91 22.80 0.10 6.67 18.53

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Source : EC2011

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DEPARTMENT OF STATISTICS, MALAYSIA

  • Share of value of gross output by Class

5.1% 94.5% 0.4%

Class 6611 Class 6619 Class 6612

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Market Condition (cont’d.)

Source : EC2011

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DEPARTMENT OF STATISTICS, MALAYSIA

Keeping up with new emerging areas of modern services in financial services subsector Updating the list of establishments in MSIC 2008 Group 661 Determining the main income and output measurement of MSIC 2008 Group 661 Availibility of time series data for MSIC 2008 Group 661

Challenges … and Areas of Improvement

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DEPARTMENT OF STATISTICS, MALAYSIA

Conclusion & Way forward

Further explore new areas of modern financial sevices and Updating of MSIC to reflect significants changes and emergence of new activities

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Continous collaboration with regulatory agencies – BNM, SC, CCM etc

Identifying accurate types of main income of each activity to be captured in the questionnaire

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Short term survey Increase data tapping/ secondary data source

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DEPARTMENT OF STATISTICS, MALAYSIA