Which foreign jurisdictions, besides the US, are holding 1MDB assets?

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No Other Foreign Jurisdictions Named as Holding 1MDB Assets

The United States has returned over US$1.37 billion in assets linked to the misappropriation of 1Malaysia Development Berhad (1MDB) funds to Malaysia. While a substantial amount of funds and assets connected to 1MDB are still detained, frozen, or subject to forfeiture proceedings in the United States, no other specific foreign jurisdictions where these assets are held have been identified in the provided information. The exact value of the remaining assets is also undetermined due to ongoing legal proceedings and market value fluctuations.
United States Returns Over US$1.37 Billion in 1MDB Assets

Malaysia has received more than US$1.37 billion from the United States, representing assets linked to the 1MDB scandal. This figure was confirmed by the minister in the Prime Minister’s Department, Datuk Seri Azalina Othman Said, based on information from the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission.
Substantial 1MDB Assets Remain Frozen or Detained Abroad

Significant funds and assets associated with 1MDB continue to be held in various states of legal action internationally. These assets are described as detained, frozen, or undergoing forfeiture proceedings, indicating ongoing international efforts to recover the misappropriated money.
Exact Value of Remaining Assets Undetermined

The precise value of the 1MDB-linked funds and assets still held overseas cannot be definitively stated at this time. This uncertainty stems from the dynamic nature of ongoing legal processes and the inherent fluctuations in the market value of these assets over time.

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