Knowing how they r from where they come from. D funds might not be clean also. B4 sg tighten d rules after d fujian gang. Alot of dirty money alr flowed into sg.i think you shouldn't read too much into this article. it could be a deflection article to lay the blame on the 4 unnamed "singaporean" employees instead of the owner.
it could be a case of this company found to be doing laundry service and now the boss finding ways to not go jail by fledging innocence.
Then the system only knows how to earn money but don’t know how to deterrent and to check on the systems that’s been in place so far???
This is a lot of money
Want to be financial hub n let ppl lose so much money is ok???
Then with more foreigners in our system then how safe can our sys be
Locally based vs locals are very different though I think from article someone posted they are Singaporeans.Locally based staff
Well they claimed family offices hire local before new requirements set in.Standard regulatory implementation is that the new requirements apply to NEW family offices.. not existing ones.
Lol ownself pay ownself. To the tune of almost $3 million, no less.Among other fraudulent actions cited, three of the defendants were alleged to have taken more pay than they should have from 2019 to 2022. Over the four years, they were shown to have been overpaid by SG$2.93 million, SG$2.67 million and SG$2.76 million, respectively.
In defense against Zhong's allegations, the former employees argued that one of them had the mandate to decide their salary and bonuses, which Zhong denied, according to the court judgment.
Zhong Renhai, an "ultra-high net worth Chinese businessman," his Panda Enterprise single family office -- a corporate structure used by the wealthy to manage their own and their relatives' assets -- and Lee Fung International, another company under him, alleged that 74 million Singapore dollars ($55.5 million) had been "misappropriated" from LFI and Panda by his locally based staff, a judgment from Singapore's High Court states.
It showed that four ex-employees of LFI -- who Nikkei Asia understands to all be Singaporeans -- along with an entity in the British Virgin Islands controlled by the four, were bound to a directive last week halting the movement of assets globally, indicating that the court has found sufficient evidence for their assets to need freezing.
Tiong turned PR or Singaporeans are considered locals in the eyes of our government.Well they claimed family offices hire local before new requirements set in.

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4 sinkie tua pek gong, 500k each gratuityi think you shouldn't read too much into this article. it could be a deflection article to lay the blame on the 4 unnamed "singaporean" employees instead of the owner.
it could be a case of this company found to be doing laundry service and now the boss finding ways to not go jail by fledging innocence.
Usually tiong hires tiongs.. High chance is tiong turned Singaporeans..
Own people cheated own people?
Must see name first. Naturalised or true blueThe news said all 4 employees were Singaporeans.
骗 u meant?中国人不偏中国人