HSBC, Morgan Stanley among creditors as money-laundering probe expands to associates
Claudia Chong &
Ng Wei Kai
HSBC and Morgan Stanley are among the potential creditors of companies whose shareholders and directors have been linked to the recent money-laundering bust.
More connections are surfacing as the authorities expand investigations into the associates of the 10 charged in an anti-money-laundering crackdown that has grown in value to S$1.8 billion.
Business filings of Singapore-incorporated companies linked to 24 persons, identified by the authorities as associates of the charged, show at least six banks as creditors to eight entities.
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