SC probes syndicate suspected of running five unlicensed investment schemes


KUALA LUMPUR: The Securities Commission Malaysia (SC) is investigating a syndicate suspected of running five unlicensed investment schemes, including two clone firm schemes, that

had duped hundreds of investors of more than RM7 million into unlicensed investment activities.

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