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Billion-dollar money laundering case: What’s the impact? | Expert Answers | CNA Explains

Billion-dollar money laundering case: What’s the impact? | Expert Answers | CNA Explains

    • 3 months ago

    Charges taken in consideration !!!!!?????

    • 3 months ago

    Wish you could help the people here in the USA who have had fraudulent deeds for their home funneling through a llc. They used your bank to hold the account. Thousands of ho mes have been taken..Sadly its at the very top..

    • 3 months ago

    No matter what the length of sentencing is a joke

    • 3 months ago

    And it's less than nuclear and less that massive collateral damage deaths that would fall on the women popualtion also.. so there's that to be said about it.
    Then, the males can make their own choices without a bunch of nagging peacenic women around and begging for food . So unsightly .. yuck.

    • 3 months ago

    these are the ones caught (due to great pressure from China)
    there are many many more still living at large in SG
    Imagine their unmitigated impact on our property prices
    Only ones laughing to the bank is the PAP cos of the artificially boosted GDP

    • 3 months ago

    These people had established a lifestyle in Singapore that obviously was ignored throughout a number of local businesses, including the government. Jail sentences seem somewhat short. Various government departments for immigration failed somewhat.

    • 3 months ago

    If the exact same crime committed by locally born singaporeans, will they get the exact same "lengthy" jail terms? Sg Rule of Law. Based on Justice and Equality so as to achieve

    • 3 months ago

    Is it that if future launderers follow the steps of this gang, they too can get themselves the same "lengthy" jail terms to enjoy? Will robbers , thieves turn to this industry resulting in less robbery ?

    • 3 months ago

    Fishy!!!!!

    • 3 months ago

    Money laundry is to facilitate crime however it’s bundled with many types of crimes therefore it’s hard to determine punishment if it’s based on that E.g. for phone scam or for sales of heroin drugs

    • 3 months ago

    This is too early for April fools!!!! 🤣😂

    • 3 months ago

    Singapore is the Switzerland of Asia, all the dirty money is washed there.

    • 3 months ago

    UOB IS RIDICULOUS. I am a normal person and they closed all my accounts. I am not even involved in the problems. Not logical and unsupported and unsubstantiated

    • 3 months ago

    Ok lah, i believe you🤭

    • 3 months ago

    What is the political motive behind this movie? I must say, none🤭

    Is she proud to be playing the role she is playing?
    I must say, i donno.

    I believe this episode is not in any way trying to sugar coat or apologise for the handling.

    I have to be perceived to be politically correct and not just being so. In the name of honesty

    • 3 months ago

    Can EXPERTS Comment on CORRUPTION Of Ex Minister of Transport ?

    • 3 months ago

    Why can’t the faces of the convicted be made public?! 🤔

    • 3 months ago

    Dunno why we don't consider them as FT and learn their methods to benefit the country.

    Some countries use their top criminals as "reformed consultants" and their stories become NY bestsellers. 😂

    • 3 months ago

    Money laundry itself can’t be the major crime for those crime where the money were obtained therefore it’s unfair to punish base on merit of origin. My personal view.

    • 3 months ago

    Thank you for a brilliantly produced episode

    • 3 months ago

    13 to 17 month wow, it is publicly marketing to the world that Singapore is the best place to launder. no wonder scam is the best business now.

    • 3 months ago

    Someone did ask : What's wrong with making More Money ? 🎉😊

    • 3 months ago

    Vote PAP out

    • 3 months ago

    OK, so I'm going to give you a short sentence if you can tell me your friends who are involved and where they hide their money. If I can confiscate at least another one billion of their money, I give you a short sentence. And the more money I can confiscate, the shorter the sentence. But don't tell others, OK?

    • 3 months ago

    They are just the ikan bilis. The whales are still out there.

    • 3 months ago

    Preemptive measure….every polices the government implements what are the consequences……..

    • 3 months ago

    the background sound effect so annoying… unnecessary

    • 3 months ago

    These money launders are already released and are out on the street

    • 3 months ago

    The guy say there is a Social Cost to allowing the rich park money here?
    So, what does he imply?
    Is it :
    1. The Policy flaw?
    2. Policy maker did not expect this social cost ?

    • 3 months ago

    So, can the authorities know what they Don't Know?
    So Before this $3B dirty money washing is exposed in SG, SG was assumed there was no such money laundering going on. So what does this teach us? You don't know what you don't know. What you don't know may exist. So, can we say we cannot say there was no money laundering before this case even if we also cannot say there was. Therefore, is the SG clean image based on Perception as in Corruption Perception Index?

    If crooks are not caught, does it mean there is no crime committed?

    Singaporeans need to wake up and think with an independent mind .

    • 3 months ago

    Who knows the absolute actual total money laundering in sg since the country was founded till today?
    If you say you know, you need to prove it.
    I am not saying there is other laundering that was never detected nor there are some on-going.
    I am asking you to confront reality.
    Since since the expert said (I paraphrase) money laundering happens all over the world, so the fact that SG also has is not surprising, then is the SG clean image based on a Perception given that I doubt anyone can prove how many crimes are committed absolutely. So, if dirt is in all countries, then is SG Clean?
    My smart alek solution:
    Pay them a few millions a year more. They will be able to ensure there is absolutely no money laundering, I hope.

    • 3 months ago

    Their families get to stay in Singapore after they convicted guilty and deported? It’s like opening a back door for the money to come back again.

    • 3 months ago

    So now we know why foreign talents….😂😂😂

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