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Financial Services Act 2013: The primary legislation governing banking institutions in Malaysia, which sets out the regulatory framework for financial institutions and requirements for banking operations, including account opening procedures.

Anti-Money Laundering, Anti-Terrorism Financing and Proceeds of Unlawful Activities Act 2001: Establishes the requirements for customer due diligence and verification procedures that banks must follow when opening new accounts, which affects the information needed in the authorization letter.

Powers of Attorney Act 1949: Governs the creation and execution of powers of attorney in Malaysia, which is relevant as an authorization letter functions similarly to a limited power of attorney for banking purposes.

Personal Data Protection Act 2010: Regulates the collection and handling of personal data, which is relevant as the authorization letter will contain personal information of both the authorizer and authorized person.

Contracts Act 1950: Provides the legal framework for creating valid agreements in Malaysia, including requirements for offer, acceptance, and consideration, which applies to the authorization relationship.

Central Bank of Malaysia Act 2009: Establishes Bank Negara Malaysia's authority to regulate financial institutions and set requirements for banking operations, including account opening procedures.