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Singapore arrests two executives, seizes $160M over alleged money laundering tied to organized crime.
Singapore authorities have arrested two directors of Capital Asia Investments and seized over $160 million in assets amid a joint investigation into alleged transnational money laundering linked to overseas organized crime.
The Monetary Authority of Singapore found serious anti-money laundering compliance failures, while police confirmed the firm’s involvement in a network suspected of scams.
Assets were taken from bank and securities accounts.
Penalties include up to 10 years in prison and fines of up to $500,000 for money laundering, with higher fines possible under financial services laws.
Investigations continue.
Singapur detiene a dos ejecutivos y confisca $160 millones por presunto lavado de dinero vinculado al crimen organizado.