Ex-remisier fined S$9,000 in 1MDB-linked corruption case
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A SINGAPORE judge has fined a former remisier S$9,000 for bribing an analyst in 2013 to expedite a favourable research report that was requested by a key player in the scandal surrounding Malaysian state fund 1Malaysia Development Bhd.
Kelvin Ang, 35, on Wednesday pleaded guilty to a corruption charge that carried a maximum sentence of S$100,000 or five years in prision, or both.
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