Deep Tide TechFlow News. On June 20, according to The Edge Malaysia, Malaysia announced a comprehensive revision to the public servant stock holding and asset declaration system. According to the latest notice from the Malaysian Public Service Department, civil servants may invest in stocks of companies registered in Malaysia, but their holdings may not exceed 5% of the company’s paid-up capital or a total value of no more than 300,000 ringgit, whichever is lower. Compared with the prior 100,000 ringgit cap, the new rules have clearly increased the investment amount, while also introducing constraints on the cumulative holding limit. The new rules also, for the first time, include digital assets in the regulatory framework, emphasizing that civil servants’ investment conduct must comply with the principles of transparency and accountability to keep pace with the evolution of financial markets and investment instruments.