C4 calls for probe into allegations involving 1MDB linking former Bank Negara governor Zeti


PETALING JAYA: The Centre to Combat Corruption & Cronyism (C4) has called for an investigation into allegations that more than US$16mil (about RM65mil) linked to 1MDB was found in company accounts belonging to the husband of Bank Negara's former governor Tan Sri Zeti Akthtar Aziz (pic).

The C4 said that Bank Negara's integrity could be compromised if there was any truth to the allegations which could further weaken the people's trust in local institutions and authority.

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