A naturalised Singaporean man was charged on Thursday with helping foreigners forge documents and falsify accounts as part of a S$3 billion ($2.24 billion) money laundering ring.
The Cambodian was sentenced to 14 months’ jail on April 29, 2024. He had pleaded guilty to two money laundering charges and one charge for abetting false representations. He had forfeited about $65 ...
SINGAPORE (Reuters) - A naturalised Singaporean man was charged on Thursday with helping foreigners forge documents and falsify accounts as part of a S$3 billion ($2.24 billion) money laundering ring.
This was part of a staggering S$3 billion ($2.24 billion) money laundering ring, marking one of Singapore's largest financial scandals. Forty-two-year-old Wang Junjie now faces 15 charges, becoming ...
The UK offers another example. Despite Brexit-related turbulence, it has maintained strong AML standards, leveraging cutting-edge technology and extensive reporting obligations to crack down on ...