Companies remove directors and shareholders linked to RM9.8bil money laundering probe in Singapore


SINGAPORE: Companies that listed foreigners who were later linked to a S$2.8 billion (RM9.8 billion) money laundering probe have removed the individuals from their list of directors and shareholders, a search of business records showed.

The firms are across sectors such as construction, IT and finance.

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