The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission told a press conference on Tuesday (Jan 21) that they are investigating five or six well-known banks whose staff and financial consultants were involved in brokering and corrupt practices in loan processing.
They said authorities had frozen more than RM22mil in funds linked to 98 bank accounts with the arrests of 12 banking staff, one agent and eight directors and staff of a financial consultancy firm.
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