MBSB, a non-bank lender and the smallest of the three firms, is now studying a plan to convert itself into a full-fledged Islamic lender.
It said last week it would convert existing conventional financial products into Islamic ones while introducing new ones to close the gap with competitors. It aims to double its corporate loan book by 2020.
There are no leverage on MBSB-WA cause it is already deep in the money. And secondly, because high dividend, warrant holders will lose out, so it will worth less. Therefore, no leverage. Thirdly, MBSB-WA is expiring soon. That explain why MBSB-WA may not move as fast as the mother share.
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