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Former Citi banker jailed over role in Singapore money-laundering scandal

The case resulted in the city-state tightening regulations around family offices

A former Citibank relationship manager pleaded guilty and was sentenced to two years in jail on Thursday in connection with helping a Chinese gang launder money into Singapore in one of the city-state’s biggest financial scandals.

Wang Qiming was the first financial services professional to be convicted of forgery over his involvement in the scheme, in which S$3bn ($2.3bn) of funds from illegal gambling operations flowed into Singapore.

Wang, a Chinese national who had worked at the US bank for eight months, admitted to forging documents in an attempt to trick Citi’s compliance staff over the source of funds.

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