Tabung Haji: MACC Questions Former CFO Over RM370m Share Deal Probe

The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) has questioned a former chief financial officer for a third consecutive day over a RM370 million share transaction flagged in the Tabung Haji Royal Commission of Inquiry. The investigation centres on potential irregularities in the deal’s structure and approval process.

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Sources indicate investigators are examining whether governance procedures were bypassed and if fiduciary responsibilities were breached. The prolonged questioning suggests authorities are building a detailed case based on financial records and testimonies.

The probe underscores continued efforts to strengthen oversight of major financial institutions. Analysts say the outcome could lead to tighter compliance frameworks and reinforce public confidence in institutional accountability.

Extended questioning signals deepening financial investigation.

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