Bank Negara tells 1MDB to repatriate US$1.83b
It revokes 3 approvals given for investments overseas; inaccurate information cited
Kuala Lumpur
BANK Negara Malaysia has revoked three permissions granted to 1MDB for investments overseas amounting to US$1.83 billion on the basis that its approvals were obtained as a result of inaccurate information.
It has directed the controversial state-owned development company to repatriate the amount back to Malaysia and to submit a plan to the central bank "for this purpose".
The central bank's revocation comes a day after the Attorney General's Chambers (AGC) revealed it had cleared 1MDB of any wrongdoing in Bank Negara's probe of the company's inve…
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