W] w Document1 - Microsoft Word ? - FILE HOME INSERT DESIGN PAGE LAYOUT REFERENCES MAILINGS REVIEW VIEW EndNote X8 Foxit PDF PDFTE Sign in * Cut Le Copy Calibri (Body) 11 - A A A A A ab A BEE AT : 8 AL BIU - abe x, x? X A - aly A -A , , ab 1 No Spac... Heading 1 Heading 2 # Find - aac Replace Select- 1 1 Normal Title Subtitle Paste Format Painter Clipboard ,, Font Paragraph Styles Editing Q = L 1 2 3 4 5 1 6 6 7 X YLOS Malaysia has earmarked IP as an economie enabler from the Fifth Malaysia Plan (1986-1990) onwards. Several policy initiatives have been introduced to promote the creation of IP as well as strategic management of local IP created principally by publicly-funded institutes of higher learning and research. Among the principal policy items is the National Intellectual Property Policy (NIPP). The Policy was launched in July 2007 to chart national IP initiatives, including laws and regulations, and to steer all government IP activities. One of the main objectives of the NIPP is to attain the highest standard of IP protection, which requires the constant updating of laws and regulations to keep abreast of international developments, new challenges and emerging issues. In line with this objective, Malaysia has adopted TRIPS-plus obligations on copyright and performers' rights by acceding to the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) Copyright Treaty 1996 and to the WIPO Performances and Phonograms Treaty 1996. The NIPP identified the promotion of IP-generated activities as one of the key Initiatives to accelerate the creation of IP in Malaysia, by focusing on "the creation of a conducive environment that provides incentives, grants, management, finance, business transactions, enforcement and dispute settlement". FA N Key to the promotion of IP is an enabling environment for its commercial exploitation. For this purpose, the government promotes the financing of IP activities through government-backed financial Instruments such as Malaysia Debt Ventures Bhd, MyCreative Ventures and Malaysia Venture Capital. Without such seed financing, it is doubtful whether the country's small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) would be able to move forward in their business ventures. Additionally, if IP is not accepted as a class asset on its own, SMEs' growth may well be lastingly impeded. One of the obstacles to the acceptance of IP for financing purposes is a lack of understanding of the methods of valuation of intangible assets. Unlike physical property that already has an established market and valuation, local financiers have a limited and PAGE 1 OF 1 O WORDS De ENGLISH (UNITED STATES) + 164% Screens... N W GUIDE T... P P9 Od Get Ho... 2 - Win... W Docum... P- ENG 11:51 PM 05-Feb-22 W] w Document1 - Microsoft Word ? - FILE HOME INSERT DESIGN PAGE LAYOUT REFERENCES MAILINGS REVIEW VIEW EndNote X8 Foxit PDF PDFTE Sign in Calibri (Body) 11 - A A Aa Aa AB ab A EST AL 21 BIU - abe x, x A - aly . A , , ab AaBbCcDc AabbCcDc Aabba Aabbccc AaB Aabbccb 1 No Spac... Heading 1 Heading 2 Subtitle 1+1 * Cut BE Copy Paste Format Painter Clipboard ,, # Find - aac Replace Select- 1 Normal Title Font Paragraph Styles Editing L 1 2 3 4 1 5 6 7 X One of the obstacles to the septance of IP for financing purposes is a lack of understanding of the methods of valuation of intangible assets. Unlike physical property that already has an established market and valuation, local financiers have a limited understanding of how to assess the true value of IP. The IP Valuation Modellaunched in 2013 was a move towards developing standards for use by financial institutions and industry. With the intention of developing local expertise en IP valuation, as well as making IP valuation services more accessible and affordable for SMEs, the CONFIDENTIAL 20210003230 Intellectual Property Corporation of Malaysia (MyIPO) developed training module which was launched in early 2013. Through such training programmes, the government hopes that a sufficient number of IP valuers will be qualified to meet market needs. "Between Regulatory Reforms. Trade Liberation Stul Ghani Azmi 2019. . and Intellectual Property Challenges in Malaysia". Accessed December 1, 2020 http://www.krinstitute.org/sets/contentMS/img/template/editon 6X20Intellectual%20P operty.pdf FA Identify TWO (2) primary categories of intellectual property [4 Marks 1C01, POI, C21 b) Outline THREE () international legal instruments in relation to intellectual 3 property that are recognized by World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) PAGE 1 OF 1 O WORDS ENGLISH (UNITED STATES) + 172% Screenshots e N W GUIDE TO .. P P9 O & O BP03233 B... W W Document1.. P- ENG 11:54 PM 05-Feb-22 W] w Document1 - Microsoft Word ? - FILE HOME INSERT DESIGN PAGE LAYOUT REFERENCES MAILINGS REVIEW VIEW EndNote X8 Foxit PDF PDFTE Sign in * Cut Le Copy Calibri (Body) 11 - A A A A A ab A BEE AT : 8 AL BIU - abe x, x? X A - aly A -A , , ab 1 No Spac... Heading 1 Heading 2 # Find - aac Replace Select- 1 1 Normal Title Subtitle Paste Format Painter Clipboard ,, Font Paragraph Styles Editing Q = L 1 2 3 4 5 1 6 6 7 X YLOS Malaysia has earmarked IP as an economie enabler from the Fifth Malaysia Plan (1986-1990) onwards. Several policy initiatives have been introduced to promote the creation of IP as well as strategic management of local IP created principally by publicly-funded institutes of higher learning and research. Among the principal policy items is the National Intellectual Property Policy (NIPP). The Policy was launched in July 2007 to chart national IP initiatives, including laws and regulations, and to steer all government IP activities. One of the main objectives of the NIPP is to attain the highest standard of IP protection, which requires the constant updating of laws and regulations to keep abreast of international developments, new challenges and emerging issues. In line with this objective, Malaysia has adopted TRIPS-plus obligations on copyright and performers' rights by acceding to the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) Copyright Treaty 1996 and to the WIPO Performances and Phonograms Treaty 1996. The NIPP identified the promotion of IP-generated activities as one of the key Initiatives to accelerate the creation of IP in Malaysia, by focusing on "the creation of a conducive environment that provides incentives, grants, management, finance, business transactions, enforcement and dispute settlement". FA N Key to the promotion of IP is an enabling environment for its commercial exploitation. For this purpose, the government promotes the financing of IP activities through government-backed financial Instruments such as Malaysia Debt Ventures Bhd, MyCreative Ventures and Malaysia Venture Capital. Without such seed financing, it is doubtful whether the country's small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) would be able to move forward in their business ventures. Additionally, if IP is not accepted as a class asset on its own, SMEs' growth may well be lastingly impeded. One of the obstacles to the acceptance of IP for financing purposes is a lack of understanding of the methods of valuation of intangible assets. Unlike physical property that already has an established market and valuation, local financiers have a limited and PAGE 1 OF 1 O WORDS De ENGLISH (UNITED STATES) + 164% Screens... N W GUIDE T... P P9 Od Get Ho... 2 - Win... W Docum... P- ENG 11:51 PM 05-Feb-22 W] w Document1 - Microsoft Word ? - FILE HOME INSERT DESIGN PAGE LAYOUT REFERENCES MAILINGS REVIEW VIEW EndNote X8 Foxit PDF PDFTE Sign in Calibri (Body) 11 - A A Aa Aa AB ab A EST AL 21 BIU - abe x, x A - aly . A , , ab AaBbCcDc AabbCcDc Aabba Aabbccc AaB Aabbccb 1 No Spac... Heading 1 Heading 2 Subtitle 1+1 * Cut BE Copy Paste Format Painter Clipboard ,, # Find - aac Replace Select- 1 Normal Title Font Paragraph Styles Editing L 1 2 3 4 1 5 6 7 X One of the obstacles to the septance of IP for financing purposes is a lack of understanding of the methods of valuation of intangible assets. Unlike physical property that already has an established market and valuation, local financiers have a limited understanding of how to assess the true value of IP. The IP Valuation Modellaunched in 2013 was a move towards developing standards for use by financial institutions and industry. With the intention of developing local expertise en IP valuation, as well as making IP valuation services more accessible and affordable for SMEs, the CONFIDENTIAL 20210003230 Intellectual Property Corporation of Malaysia (MyIPO) developed training module which was launched in early 2013. Through such training programmes, the government hopes that a sufficient number of IP valuers will be qualified to meet market needs. "Between Regulatory Reforms. Trade Liberation Stul Ghani Azmi 2019. . and Intellectual Property Challenges in Malaysia". Accessed December 1, 2020 http://www.krinstitute.org/sets/contentMS/img/template/editon 6X20Intellectual%20P operty.pdf FA Identify TWO (2) primary categories of intellectual property [4 Marks 1C01, POI, C21 b) Outline THREE () international legal instruments in relation to intellectual 3 property that are recognized by World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) PAGE 1 OF 1 O WORDS ENGLISH (UNITED STATES) + 172% Screenshots e N W GUIDE TO .. 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