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(Bloomberg) -- Citigroup Inc., DBS Group Holdings Ltd. and other banks caught up in Singapore’s biggest money-laundering scandal are ramping up scrutiny of their wealthy customers and potential clients to avoid exposure to illicit flows, according to people familiar with the matter.Most Read from BloombergRussia Is Sending Young Africans to Die in Its War Against UkraineMacron and Scholz Get Trounced by Far Right in EU ElectionsPutin Is Running Out of Time to Achieve Breakthrough in Ukrai...

Singapore property firms City Developments Ltd. and CapitaLand Investment Ltd. reported bigger-than-expected declines in full-year profits

Singapore expects its budget to swing back to a surplus in the fiscal year beginning April, as recent tax increases shore up revenue and help pay for social…

(Bloomberg) -- Ping An Insurance (Group) Co. doesn’t hold any shares in Country Garden Holdings Co. and has no plans to acquire the distressed Chinese developer, the company disclosed in a Shanghai Stock Exchange filing on Wednesday. Most Read from BloombergRockstar Plans to Announce Much Anticipated ‘Grand Theft Auto VI’Trump's Wealth Has Jumped $500 Million Since He Left the White HouseXi to Meet US Business Leaders for Dinner in San FranciscoVirginia Democrats Fend O...

During the great pandemic-era Bitcoin boom, Singapore established itself as one of the hubs of the cryptocurrency industry, drawing in entrepreneurs and investors from around the world.

(Bloomberg) -- Singapore’s monetary policy “remains appropriately tight,” according to the city state’s central bank chief Ravi Menon who signaled that authorities aren’t necessarily under pressure to do more even as regional peers turn hawkish.Most Read from BloombergIsrael Latest: Biden, Netanyahu Plan to Talk Within HoursIsrael Deepens a War With Hamas That Has No End in SightHow This Israel-Hamas Conflict Is Like Nothing That’s Happened BeforeGM Hit ...

Some of the biggest local and international banks in Singapore are becoming embroiled in one of the city-state’s largest money laundering cases.

(Bloomberg) -- Srettha Thavisin, a former property tycoon, has become Thailand’s first new prime minister in nearly a decade.Most Read from BloombergMusk Told Pentagon He Spoke to Putin Directly, New Yorker SaysBorrowers With $39 Billion in Student Loans Finally See ReliefS&P Joins Moody’s in Cutting US Banks Amid ‘Tough’ ClimateHong Kong Investor Starts Property Fire Sale After Wife ArrestedBacked by a coalition of populist and conservative parties, Srettha won ...

(Bloomberg) -- Srettha Thavisin, a former property tycoon and a political newcomer, is set to take a shot at becoming Thailand’s next prime minister in a vote scheduled on Tuesday that may help resolve a monthslong political impasse.Most Read from BloombergBorrowers With $39 Billion in Student Loans Finally See ReliefPutin Turns to Ruble and Ballot to Shore Up Shaken AuthorityRolls-Royce Debuts Droptail Roadster, Priced at Over $30 MillionChina Urges More Loans, Debt Risk Reduction as Woe...

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