KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia's securities regulator on Tuesday said it was unable to"conclusively establish" whether the country's top anti-graft official violated a law on securities trading after conducting a probe.
He has said that his share trading account had been used by his brother and that he had had"no interest or benefit in the shares purchased". In a statement on Tuesday, the regulator said it had concluded its enquiry and"based on the evidence gathered, the SC is not able to conclusively establish that a breach" has occurred.
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