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Jail for man in Singapore who had firm opened in his name; its bank account got over S$372,000 in scam proceeds

SINGAPORE: A Singapore Armed Forces regular has been given a jail sentence after he agreed to help a woman incorporate a company, and had one opened under his name.

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新加坡一名男子因以其名义开设公司而被判入狱;该公司银行账户骗取了超过37.2万新元的赃款。

N. M. Pranesh, who was the company’s sole director and shareholder, was sentenced to 11 months’ jail on Sept 24. - Photo: ST

SINGAPORE: A Singapore Armed Forces regular has been given a jail sentence after he agreed to help a woman incorporate a company, and had one opened under his name.

According to court documents, the bank account of the firm, called Prodigym Trading, later received a total of US$274,945 (S$372,110) in scam proceeds from March 14 to 16, 2022.

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