PKR lawmaker Rafizi Ramli has promised to reveal the people and companies involved in state-owned 1MBD's funds in Cayman Islands.

"I will be revealing them in Parliament next Monday at 11.30am," he said in a statement.

    

The Pandan MP said he is working with a team from the National Oversight & Whistleblowers (Now) on this matter.

Rafizi, who played an instrumental role in exposing the National Feedlot Corporation imbroglio, added that he has a copy of the loan agreement, which he would also expose.

The agreement, he claimed, clearly showed that the federal government is a guarantor for all of 1MDB’s debts.

"This clearly contradicts (deputy finance minister) Ahmad Maslan's statement that Putrajaya is not guarantor for 1MDB's RM41 billion debts.

"The Najib Abdul Razak administration is merely hiding behind technicalities. We have to ensure that those responsible will be taken to task for 1MDB's wrongdoings," he said.

Rafizi said he would also push for Ahmad, who is the Pontian MP, to answer to a special parliamentary committee for "lying" to parliament if the deputy minister does not rectify his previous statement.

Yesterday, Ahmad told Parliament that 1MDB's controversial RM7.18 billion investment with a fund manager in Cayman Islands is being pulled back progressively with returns.

He said 60 percent of the funds have been brought back and the remaining 40 percent would be brought back before the end of the year.

"The returns as of the end of 2013 for this investment was at about 6 to 7 percent," he said.

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