Singapore's central bank in touch with Malaysia on 1MDB probe

KUALA LUMPUR: Singapore's central bank said on Tuesday it was in touch with Malaysia's regulators over its investigation into state fund 1MDB.

"We are committed to assist within the full ambit of our laws," said the Monetary Authority of Singapore in a statement to Reuters, adding it could not provide more details as investigations in Malaysia were ongoing.

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