Billion-Dollar Money Laundering Case: MAS Slaps 9 Financial Institutions with S$27.45 Million in Penalties
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Several Swiss banks have to pay millions of euros for buses in Singapore. In the city's largest money laundering operation, the Singapore financial market authority MAS has paid a total of nine financial institutions.
Singapore penalises nine financial institutions over 2023 money laundering case
SINGAPORE, July 4 — Singapore’s central bank today imposed penalties on nine financial institutions, including Citibank, Julius Baer and UBS, totalling S$27.45 million (RM90.96 million) in relation to the country’s biggest ever money laundering case in 2023. The case involved more than S$3 billion in illicit assets seized after 10 foreigners were convicted in a series of simultaneous raids in August 2023. The total penalty is just short of the S…
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