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March 09, 2021 Hin Leong collapsed in 2020 after a default exposed years of hidden losses and alleged fraud by founder Lim Oon Kuin. Reuters and The Straits Times file SINGAPORE - The High Court has given the green light for the winding up of Hin Leong Trading, marking the end of the road for the collapsed oil trading giant after nearly a year of restructuring. In a hearing on Monday morning (March 8) before High Court Justice Kannan Ramesh, judicial managers Goh Thien Phong and Chan Kheng Tek of PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) Advisory Services were appointed liquidators of Hin Leong. They had ...

Source: Media Outreach The programme brings together subject matter expertise of the partners to build the digital competencies of Singapore’s workforce SINGAPORE – Media OutReach – 9 March 2021 – NTUC LearningHub (NTUC LHUB), NTUC U SME, United Overseas Bank (UOB)’s innovation accelerator The FinLab, and Ngee Ann Polytechnic today signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to officially launch the SME Digital Reboot programme. The programme aims to help 500 companies nationwide deepen their digital capabilities by the end of 2022, in order for them to stay rele...

Judicial managers have filed to wind up the oil trader after it racked up some $4 billion in debt.. Read more at straitstimes.com.

* Each VLCC raised about $30 mln * Bunker barges sold at $2 mln to $3 mln * Greek ship owners among buyers SINGAPORE, March 1 (Reuters) - About one third of the roughly 150 ships owned by companies controlled by Singapore tycoon Lim Oon Kuin and his family have been sold as part of efforts to repay billions of dollars of debt owed to creditors, two sources told Reuters. Accounting firm Grant Thornton, court-appointed supervisor of Xihe Holdings, put up several vessels for sale through shipbrokers in September last year. Xihe Holdings is owned by the Lim family and held the bulk of their fleet...