The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) is still investigating the former 1MDB subsidiary SRC International, its deputy chief commissioner Mustafar Ali said today.

However, Mustafar declined to divulge details when asked about the status of the investigation at the International Anti-Corruption international conference in Putrajaya.

“On its status, it is still being investigated. That much I can say, without telling who, when and all that.

“But for sure, MACC is independent, transparent and also professional. Without fear or favour, we will continue our investigation,” he said when asked by a member of the audience.

Mustafar was speaking as a panellist at the conference today in a workshop themed, ‘Fighting corruption by authorities: What worked and what went wrong’.

SRC International was previously alleged to have transferred RM42 million that was eventually deposited into Prime Minister Najib Abdul Razak's personal bank accounts.

Both Najib and 1MDB have denied any wrongdoing.

SRC International is currently owned by the Ministry of Finance.

Previously, seven MACC officers involved in the SRC International investigation have been investigated by the police, prompting allegations of meddling in the MACC investigations.

The police has since suspended their investigations against the MACC officers, while the commission has vowed that its own investigation would continue.

The MACC has also launched an investigation against various authorities on harassment of the commission's officers.

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