Singapore to auction off seized luxury goods and properties from S$3B money laundering case
The sales will unfold in stages through mid-2027, giving approved buyers a chance to bid on assets linked to Singapore’s biggest money laundering case This article ( Singapore to auction off seized luxury goods and properties from S$3B money laundering case ) first appeared on The Independent Singapore News .
Singapore intends to auction off over 1,000 luxury items and 80 properties seized in a S$3 billion money laundering case starting September 7. The Luxury goods will be sold through online auctions by Hotlotz, an auction house, while properties will be handled by real estate firms. The sales will take place in stages until mid-2027.
The auction process includes identity checks for buyers and viewing opportunities at Le Freeport in Changi. The case originated from islandwide raids in August 2023 targeting an illicit gambling ring, with all 10 offenders convicted and deported. Property auctions will be conducted by SRI, Edmund Tie & Company, and Knight Frank, with some properties available through an expression-of-interest process.
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