Singapore's High Court holds Goh Jin Hian liable for $146m losses at insolvent company Inter-Pacific Petroleum due to failure to prevent fraud. El Tribunal Superior de Singapur responsabiliza a Goh Jin Hian por pérdidas de 146 millones de dólares en la empresa insolvente Inter-Pacific Petroleum debido a la falta de prevención del fraude.
Singapore's High Court has found Goh Jin Hian, the son of former Prime Minister Goh Chok Tong, liable for $146 million in losses during his tenure as director of insolvent marine fuel supplying company Inter-Pacific Petroleum Pte. El Tribunal Superior de Singapur ha declarado a Goh Jin Hian, hijo del ex primer ministro Goh Chok Tong, responsable de pérdidas por 146 millones de dólares durante su mandato como director de la insolvente empresa proveedora de combustible marino Inter-Pacific Petroleum Pte. Ltd. The court determined that Goh should have identified the company was being defrauded and monitored its activities, as he failed to do so, leading to losses. El tribunal determinó que Goh debería haber identificado que la empresa estaba siendo defraudada y haber supervisado sus actividades, ya que no lo hizo, lo que provocó pérdidas.