
EXCLUSIVE: Citigroup, DBS, and other banks in Singapore are intensifying their scrutiny of wealthy clients and potential customers following the country's largest money-laundering scandal. The scandal involved criminals laundering over $2.23 billion in online gambling proceeds through at least 16 financial institutions. In response, Singapore authorities are demanding more information from family offices and hedge funds and are increasing the closure of dormant firms. This heightened vigilance aims to prevent exposure to illicit financial flows, sources say.





A Russian intelligence operative who’s leading a Kremlin disinformation campaign in Africa has helped run influence operations in Europe for years, according to documents seen by Bloomberg https://t.co/H8SfXColKY
General Atlantic’s climate growth fund is acquiring a minority stake in a fund manager focused on energy efficiency and decarbonisation, sources say https://t.co/UF3vovbpwj
Real estate fund Investika plans to buy more properties across Europe, taking advantage of compressed valuations https://t.co/p2i0lurXid