Can the attorney general crack the 'corporate mafia'?

The government has set up a taskforce led by the attorney general to probe alleged ‘corporate mafia’ activity, with a public report promised in three months. It brings together the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission, the police, Bank Negara, the Securities Commission and the Inland Revenue Board – though some of these agencies have themselves faced allegations.

Can it stay independent, reach politically connected players, and protect minority shareholders who may have lost out? BFM talks to Anand Raj, the president of the Malaysian Bar.

Presenters: Richard Bradbury and Frankie Lim Producer: Tun Hizami Hashim for BFM