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	Title: Payment Systems in Malaysia: Recent Developments and Issues Author: Amir Akmar Basir Working Paper No: 151 Published: 16 September 2009 PDF Size: 207.5KB PDF Page Count: 23 pages
	Table of Contents
	Main Page Introduction Evolution of Payment Systems in Malaysia Role and Strategy of the Central Bank E-Payment Usage Trends in Malaysia Benefits to SMEs Provided by the Latest Innovations in Payment Systems The Impact of the Global Financial Crisis on Capital Flows and Payment Systems Conclusion and Policy Issues References Endnotes

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