Increasingly, it would appear that the chief executive of the Armed Forces Fund Board (LTAT) Nik Amlizan Mohamed (pic) has been handed a poison chalice upon taking over the fund last year.
For the second year running, LTAT is expected to return a poor set of results. In a statement on Thursday, the fund spelt out seven discrepancies in the accounts for 2018 that are due to be released next week.
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