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CIMB Warrants

CIMB Bank Berhad is one of the licensed structured warrants issuers on Bursa Malaysia, offering call and put warrants across popular blue-chip underlyings.

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Curated CIMB warrant listings

UnderlyingIssuerTypeMoneynessStrikeBreak-evenEff. gearingPremiumExpiryListing
Tenaga Nasional BerhadMalaysia · TENAGA-PACIMBput warrantOTMMYR 13MYR 12.467.4×0.8%27 Nov 2026128d leftView live ↗

Curated snapshot for education only — not live pricing. Moneyness, break-even, effective gearing, and premium are Black-Scholes model estimates over each row's snapshot reference price (rate 3%, per-row sample IV) and will differ from live market values. Click "View live ↗" for the issuer/exchange's authoritative listing.

CIMB's warrant business

CIMB Bank Berhad is one of the eight licensed structured warrants issuers on Bursa Malaysia, offering call and put warrants across popular blue-chip single stocks and index-linked underlyings. As one of the largest banking groups in ASEAN, CIMB brings deep institutional hedging capability to its warrant issuance, and its listings compete directly with those from Macquarie, RHB, and Kenanga over the same popular underlyings.

Types of CIMB warrants on Bursa

CIMB warrants on Bursa Malaysia span both call and put warrants over high-liquidity blue-chip single stocks such as Maybank, Public Bank, Tenaga Nasional, and CIMB's own shares, as well as index-linked warrants referencing the FTSE Bursa Malaysia KLCI. CIMB's banking-group scale allows it to issue across a broad range of strike prices and expiry tenors, typically from three to twelve months. All CIMB structured warrants are European-style and cash-settled at maturity, meaning investors receive any in-the-money settlement amount in cash rather than physical delivery of the underlying shares.

Checking live CIMB warrant listings

The CIMB warrants tables on this site are periodically refreshed curated snapshots and should not be treated as a live data feed. For the most current strike price, expiry date, entitlement ratio, and indicative pricing on any CIMB warrants listing, visit the CIMB structured warrants page linked above, which is maintained by CIMB as its authoritative source. To trade any structured warrant on Bursa Malaysia you need a Central Depository System (CDS) trading account opened through a licensed stockbroker, and all warrants trade in standard 100-unit board lots during normal Bursa trading hours with T+2 settlement.

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