In Singapore's $3-billion money laundering case, 15 of the 17 foreign nationals who fled the country have agreed to surrender about $1.85 billion worth of assets. These assets that the 15 agreed to surrender make up 98.

Assets worth S$1.85 billion have been surrendered by 15 fugitives in Singapore’s largest money laundering case, bringing total recovered assets to S$2.8 billion. The individuals agreed to surrender assets in exchange for the withdrawal of Interpol notices and are barred from returning to Singapore.

The police said 15 of the 17 suspects on the run have been “dealt with” and are barred from returning. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Fifteen foreigners implicated in Singapore’s S$3 billion (RM10 billion) money laundering case have surrendered assets worth S$1.85 billion) to the state, the Singapore Police Force (SPF) confirmed yesterday.