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Tenassixk punishes its minions for FTX inestment
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Always lost in investment nothing new , dumb sinkies like to support bad investment,lol
They will reward her for her grand vision,it's the subordinates poor performance resulting in losses.
It is okay, a stern warning will do.
6 ex-Keppel O&M employees given stern warnings over bribes amounting to $73 million
https://www.straitstimes.com/business/6-ex-keppel-offshore-and-marine-employees-given-stern-warnings-for-bribery#:~:text=Min Daily News-,6 ex-Keppel O&M employees given stern warnings,bribes amounting to $73 million&text=SINGAPORE – The Corrupt Practices Investigation,(O&M) over bribe payments.
SINGAPORE – The Corrupt Practices Investigation Bureau (CPIB) issued stern warnings on Wednesday to six former senior management staff of Keppel Offshore & Marine (O&M) over bribe payments.
CPIB conducted investigations into the six, who allegedly conspired with one another to give bribes amounting to about US$55 million (S$73 million) to foreign consultants involved in Keppel O&M’s business interests in Brazil.
The money was then used to pay bribes to officials of Brazilian state-owned company Petrobras, pertaining to rig-building contracts that it or its related firms had awarded to Keppel O&M.
The offences fall under the Prevention of Corruption Act.
Under a global resolution led by the US Department of Justice and involving Brazil and Singapore, a conditional warning in lieu of prosecution was issued to Keppel O&M for offences punishable under the Act. Keppel O&M has paid a total fine of US$422 million and fulfilled all obligations under the conditional warning.
“This case is complex and transnational, involving multiple authorities and witnesses from several countries... Many of the documents are located in different jurisdictions. In addition, key witnesses are located outside of Singapore and cannot be compelled to give evidence here,” said CPIB in a statement on Thursday.
“The decision on whether to prosecute the six individuals for criminal offences has to take into consideration all relevant factors, such as the culpability of each individual, the available evidence and what is appropriate in the circumstances. Having taken these into consideration, stern warnings were issued to the six individuals.”
6 ex-Keppel O&M employees given stern warnings over bribes amounting to $73 million
https://www.straitstimes.com/business/6-ex-keppel-offshore-and-marine-employees-given-stern-warnings-for-bribery#:~:text=Min Daily News-,6 ex-Keppel O&M employees given stern warnings,bribes amounting to $73 million&text=SINGAPORE – The Corrupt Practices Investigation,(O&M) over bribe payments.
SINGAPORE – The Corrupt Practices Investigation Bureau (CPIB) issued stern warnings on Wednesday to six former senior management staff of Keppel Offshore & Marine (O&M) over bribe payments.
CPIB conducted investigations into the six, who allegedly conspired with one another to give bribes amounting to about US$55 million (S$73 million) to foreign consultants involved in Keppel O&M’s business interests in Brazil.
The money was then used to pay bribes to officials of Brazilian state-owned company Petrobras, pertaining to rig-building contracts that it or its related firms had awarded to Keppel O&M.
The offences fall under the Prevention of Corruption Act.
Under a global resolution led by the US Department of Justice and involving Brazil and Singapore, a conditional warning in lieu of prosecution was issued to Keppel O&M for offences punishable under the Act. Keppel O&M has paid a total fine of US$422 million and fulfilled all obligations under the conditional warning.
“This case is complex and transnational, involving multiple authorities and witnesses from several countries... Many of the documents are located in different jurisdictions. In addition, key witnesses are located outside of Singapore and cannot be compelled to give evidence here,” said CPIB in a statement on Thursday.
“The decision on whether to prosecute the six individuals for criminal offences has to take into consideration all relevant factors, such as the culpability of each individual, the available evidence and what is appropriate in the circumstances. Having taken these into consideration, stern warnings were issued to the six individuals.”
Who dares to punish jinx I chop
Chop what ?
Pay cut not good. Samsters want public flogging.
Will they use it for HC to be Prez
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