Malaysia's Finance Ministry says that it is looking into transactions relating to Malaysia Airlines and AirAsia to ascertain if there is evidence of insider dealing before the announcement of a share swap last month.
Bursa Malaysia (formerly the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange) and the Securities Commission are looking into certain transactions, a minister told Parliament in answer to a written question.
He also said that there were no circumstances that suggested that an anti-corruption investigation should be mounted.
The deal was a private share swap, negotiated out of the public eye and therefore no advance notice to the KLSE would be required, the minister said. Indeed, the announcement of a significant deal took industry watchers by surprise.
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