Aug 15, 02:54 AM

Singapore Charges Ex-Bankers in $2.3 Billion Money-Laundering Case

Singapore has charged two former bankers from Citibank and Julius Baer in connection with the country's largest money-laundering case. The charges, announced on Thursday, involve a money-laundering ring that allegedly laundered $2.3 billion. The case highlights Singapore's ongoing efforts to combat financial crimes and maintain its reputation as a global financial hub. The accused bankers are believed to have facilitated the laundering activities for a group of foreigners convicted last year.

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Reuters@Reuters
2 years ago
Singapore charges two ex-bankers for helping $2.2 bln money laundering ring https://t.co/nZUHTw29iX https://t.co/yI7gLmlhui
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Singapore Charges Ex-Bankers in $2.3 Billion Money-Laundering Case

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