Kuala Lumpur, 5 August 2026 – Malaysia’s anti-corruption investigators have questioned a former chief financial officer of a company owned by a statutory body as scrutiny linked to the Royal Commission of Inquiry into Lembaga Tabung Haji moves from public disclosure toward investigative follow-through.
The questioning forms part of an expanding examination of issues raised by the inquiry into the pilgrimage fund’s management, operations and asset-related decisions between 2014 and 2020. The individual’s appearance before investigators does not amount to a finding of wrongdoing or a criminal charge. It signals that enforcement agencies are testing evidence, tracing decision-making chains and seeking explanations from people who held financial oversight roles during the period under review.
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