Singapore determined to respond to financial crime


Singapore PM Lawrence Wong. — AP

SINGAPORE: Singapore faces greater money laundering and terrorism financing risks than other countries because it is an international finance and business hub, says Prime Minister Lawrence Wong.

“But we are determined to do what is needed to respond to these risks and safeguard Singapore’s reputation as a trusted financial centre,” said Wong,who is also Singapore’s finance minister, at a Financial Action Task Force (FATF) event.

Follow us on our official WhatsApp channel for breaking news alerts and key updates!

Next In Business News

Asian bonds draw strong foreign inflows in December
Malaysia’s auto market maintains momentum with 820,752 units sold in 2025
China to play 'stabilising' role in Davos
Ringgit to be range-bound at 4-4.20 on strong external position
84% of CEOs in Malaysia to expand beyond traditional industry boundaries- PwC survey
Bursa Malaysia remains lower at midday
CIMB Thai posts RM293mil net profit in FY25
Reservoir Link Energy unit secures work order from Roc Oil Sarawak
KKB Engineering bags six contracts valued at RM80mil
AirAsia X announces new leadership structure

Others Also Read