Bank Negara goes after money-changers


KUALA LUMPUR: Cases in­­volving VIP over­seas money transfer have taken on a new di­­mension with Bank Ne­­ga­­­­­­ra going after money-changers offering such services.

The central bank said in a statement that it had revoked the licences of 41 money-changers under the Money-Changing Act.

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