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Cash and Non-cash Assets Surrendered In Connection with $3 Billion Money Laundering Case (written answer), 26 February 2025
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Written answer of 26 Feb 2025 on assets surrendered in the S$3 billion money-laundering case as of Dec 2024: about $2.79 billion surrendered ($1.54 billion cash or financial assets); 54 properties, 33 vehicles and 11 country club memberships liquidated; about $1.8 million paid into the Consolidated Fund, another $390 million pending in FY2024; police costs over $600,000 in FY2023 to maintain the assets. The case is recorded as an event (several accused held foreign CBI passports; none linked to the GIP); the asset figures concern the criminal case, not an investment-migration programme, so they are not recorded as observations (the existing event quotes the S$2.79bn and S$1.54bn).
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What it covers Assets surrendered to the state in the S$3 billion case as of Dec 2024.
Notes Text retrieved from the Singapore Parliament Reports System (SPRS) API (getHansardTopic) and stored as the JSON the API returns; the readable text is in the "content" field. Answer by Minister for Home Affairs K Shanmugam to Mr Leong Mun Wai. Vol. 95, sitting 153.
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