EVENING 5: Australian banks own up to ringgit-rigging

The Edge TV 2016-11-25

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Australia’s Macquarie, ANZ agree to pay A$15 million for trying to manipulate the ringgit benchmark rate in Singapore. Meanwhile, AirAsia plans a Hong Kong IPO of its Asean ops, and car sales drive Sime Darby’s earnings. Jaqueline P’ng has the details.
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