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Malayan Banking Bhd. redeemed 750 million ringgit of subordinated notes it issued in 2011.
The notes were redeemed Dec. 28, according to a same-day statement. The notes were issued Dec. 28, 2011, under a 3 billion-ringgit note program.
As of Dec. 28, US$1 was equivalent to 4.48 Malaysian ringgit.