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The Banks That Hold Most Money in Singapore Laundering Scandal [BNN Bloomberg (Canada)]

OVERSEAS CHINSE UNSP/ADR (OVCHY) 
NASDAQ:AMEX Investor Relations: coli.com.hk/en/ir
Company Research Source: BNN Bloomberg
The city-state must now decide what to do with a fortune in forfeited assets, from luxury properties to collectible ornamental bears and branded handbags. There's also several hundred million dollars of local and foreign currencies in accounts at some of the world's top wealth managers. Credit Suisse — now owned by UBS Group AG, and Citigroup Inc. held the largest amounts on deposit so far for the convicted, according to court filings reviewed by Bloomberg. Others with significant exposure include the country's three largest banks — DBS Group Holdings Ltd., Oversea-Chinese Banking Corp. and United Overseas Bank Ltd. For decades, Singapore has taken steps to attract the uber rich, spawning a finance industry that's made it one of the wealthiest countries. The surprise sting operation to take down the online gambling ring last year prompted a rethink, amid signs dirty money is joining legitimate businesses. Here are the major items that were seized from the money launderers: Bank Show less Read more
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