Malaysia’s anti-corruption agency has opened an investigation into losses linked to investments made by the state pension fund Kumpulan Wang Persaraan Diperbadankan (KWAP) in the Indonesian agritech startup eFishery. Bloomberg and the South China Morning Post both report that the probe is focused on the losses associated with eFishery’s collapse. The South China Morning Post adds that the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission forms an investigation team to study and examine the issue thoroughly, citing remarks by Chief Commissioner Abdul Halim Aman. In a statement, Abdul Halim Aman says the investigation is conducted fairly, transparently, and impartially in line with existing legal provisions. Bloomberg frames the action as a new step in Malaysia’s efforts to scrutinize potential wrongdoing related to state-linked financial decisions. The reports do not provide further details on the size of the losses, the specific parties involved, or the investigation’s timeline, beyond noting that the commission is carrying out the review under its legal mandate.