Malaysia orders $100m in fines in 1MDB probe

KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia - Malaysia's anti-graft agency on Monday ordered 80 people and groups to pay fines totaling about $100 million for allegedly receiving funds from the 1MDB state investment fund.

Former prime minister Najib Razak's brother, Nazir Razak, who heads the country's second-largest bank, was among those affected. So were a former deputy minister, Ahmad Maslan, and the former chief of the federal land development authority, Shahrir Samad.

Branches of Najib's party and others in the former ruling coalition were also listed, as were 23 companies.