Investigators from Bukit Aman's anti-money laundering unit have frozen assets worth RM4.3 billion and seized another RM1 billion. The actions came out of a series of probes into what Malaysia's police call 'corporate mafia' crime networks. Those investigations stretched from late 2022 through September. A freeze stops anyone from touching the money while cases are built, and seizures can takecash and property off the board entirely. The total value involved makes this one of the larger financial-crime takedowns the force has announced. Police hope the sums, laid out publicly, will dent the confidence of other networks hiding behind corporate fronts. Individual cases have not been detailed in full, but the aggregate figures suggest how much money was moving through the schemes.