Kenanga Warrants
Kenanga Investment Bank issues kenanga warrants covering popular Malaysian blue-chip and index underlyings.
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Curated Kenanga warrant listings
| Underlying | Issuer | Type | Moneyness | Strike | Break-even | Eff. gearing | Premium | Expiry | Listing |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Malayan Banking Berhad (Maybank)Malaysia · MAYB-PA | Kenanga | put warrant | OTM | MYR 9.2 | MYR 8.80 | 7.5× | 0.8% | 18 Dec 2026126d left | View live ↗ |
| Public Bank BerhadMalaysia · PBBANK-PA | Kenanga | put warrant | OTM | MYR 3.9 | MYR 3.74 | 7.0× | 0.9% | 26 Feb 2027196d left | View 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.
Kenanga's warrant business
Kenanga Investment Bank is one of the established Bursa Malaysia structured warrants issuers, listing kenanga warrants over popular Malaysian blue-chip single stocks (including Maybank and Public Bank) and index-linked underlyings. Like other Bursa issuers, Kenanga warrants trade through a normal CDS account in the standard 100-unit board lot alongside ordinary shares, and are almost always European-style, cash-settled at maturity.
Where to check live Kenanga listings
For the current strike, expiry, and entitlement ratio on any kenanga warrants listing, use Kenanga's own investor portal linked above — this site's table is a periodically refreshed curated snapshot, not a live feed.
Types of Kenanga warrants on Bursa
Kenanga warrants on Bursa Malaysia focus on call and put warrants over popular blue-chip single stocks — including Maybank, Public Bank, CIMB, and IHH Healthcare — as well as index-linked warrants referencing the FTSE Bursa Malaysia KLCI. Kenanga's issuance tends to concentrate on high-liquidity underlyings where retail trading interest is strongest. Expiry tenors typically range from three to nine months, and as with all Bursa structured warrants, Kenanga warrants are European-style and cash-settled at maturity. Trading requires a CDS account opened through any licensed stockbroker, with warrants settling in the standard T+2 cycle and trading in 100-unit board lots during Bursa's regular session.
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