1MDB told bank to withhold info from auditors, ex-banker tells NajibRazak trial
Kevin Swampillai, a former employee of BSI Bank, said he had attended a December 2012 meeting with several 1MDB officers and its auditors from
an understanding of an investment into a fiduciary fund known as the “Bridge Absolute Return Fund”, he said.However, Swampillai said former 1MDB deputy chief financial officer Terence Geh Choh Heng told him not to disclose to ,” he said. In previous proceedings, the court was told that
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