Arrest warrant for Yap over Transocean insider trading


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PETALING JAYA: A warrant of arrest has been issued against Yap Lee Lee, said to be behind alleged insider trading involving shares of Transocean Holdings Bhd six years ago.

It was learnt that the Securities Commision (SC) had obtained the warrant of arrest for the 46-year-old woman from the court.

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