The Singapore Police Force announced that between November last year and January this year, three Singaporean citizens suspected of involvement in a money laundering case related to the Prince Holding Group in Cambodia were arrested, and an arrest warrant was issued for Singaporean woman Chen Xiuling. The police stated that in October 2025, they seized or prohibited the disposal of assets worth over 150 million SGD. Subsequently, they issued additional prohibitions on three properties, eight cars, cash (including multiple foreign currencies), bank and securities accounts, luxury bags, and watches, with a total value of approximately 350 million SGD. To date, the total assets seized or prohibited from disposal related to this case have exceeded 500 million SGD (about 2.7 billion RMB).
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The Singapore Police Force announced that between November last year and January this year, three Singaporean citizens suspected of involvement in a money laundering case related to the Prince Holding Group in Cambodia were arrested, and an arrest warrant was issued for Singaporean woman Chen Xiuling. The police stated that in October 2025, they seized or prohibited the disposal of assets worth over 150 million SGD. Subsequently, they issued additional prohibitions on three properties, eight cars, cash (including multiple foreign currencies), bank and securities accounts, luxury bags, and watches, with a total value of approximately 350 million SGD. To date, the total assets seized or prohibited from disposal related to this case have exceeded 500 million SGD (about 2.7 billion RMB).