The Malaysian government has agreed to sell the Equanimity superyacht for $126 million. The government has agreed to sell the superyacht – previously attached from its former owner government official Jho Low – after it was arrested in Indonesian waters
Photo courtesy of The Straits Times At Superyacht Investor London 2019 we shall be welcoming leading Malaysian lawyer Sitpah Selvaratnam. Selvaratnam is the principal lawyer representing the Malaysian government in its legal battle over the ownership and sale of superyacht
It is not every day that superyachts are sold in execution, but that of the confiscated yacht Equanimity set to be completed in Malaysia in November or December is expected to be completed smoothly through a sealed-bid auction. The only
Brokerage Burgess Yachts has been approved by a Malaysian court as the selling agent for the seized superyacht Equanimity. The superyacht was seized by the Indonesian government in February under a request from the US authorities. Equanimity is at the
