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Keppel Club hit by shock discovery of 1,000 "phantom" members

Case is said to be under investigation by police, CAD; details remain sketchy

Anita Gabriel

Published Wed, Dec 10, 2014 · 09:50 PM

Singapore

THE over 100-year-old Keppel Club has been rocked by a recent shocking discovery of "phantom" memberships involving over 1,000 accounts at the grand club.

The Business Times understands that the case, which allegedly involved a staff, is under investigation by Singapore's police and the Commercial Affairs Department (CAD) and that the club is "providing their cooperation" in the "extensive investigations".

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Keppel Club hit by shock discovery of 1,000 "phantom" members

Anita Gabriel

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