The last of 10 people to be sentenced in Singapore’s $3-billion money laundering case has been handed the heaviest jail term of 17 months. The assets seized from Vanuatu national Su Jianfeng, 36, was also the highest among the nine men and one woman arrested. The police seized about $187 million worth of assets from Su, his wife and their companies. About 95% of that has been ordered to be forfeited to the state. Jeraldine Yap reports.
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