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Singapore is set to charge two former Chinese bankers in connection with a significant money-laundering scandal, one of the largest in the country's history. The two individuals, who served as relationship managers at foreign banks in Singapore, are accused of facilitating a massive S$3 billion ($2.3 billion) laundering operation. This comes after authorities seized a wide array of assets, including cash, properties, and cryptocurrencies, linked to criminal activities last year.
The Singapore Police Force has emphasized the importance of safeguarding the financial system from criminal abuse. David Chew, director of the Commercial Affairs Department, reiterated the need for strict enforcement, particularly against those who help clients bypass financial regulations or forge documents to hide illicit assets.
This case highlights the continued vigilance required to protect Singapore's financial integrity. Stay tuned for further updates.
