Why the secrecy on Aabar’s restriction?


The RHB Bank headquarters at Jalan Tun Razak

ONE of the traits of banking is secrecy. But that is turning out to be onerous for those without the vital information needed to decide on matters such as fund raising.

The matter is best proven by Aabar Investment PJS restriction in its shareholding of RHB Capital Bhd (RHB Cap) that has been limited to 15% – a decision that was made in 2011 when it first acquired the shares in RHB Cap.

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