Singapore central bank probes possible misconduct at large trading group
Noble Group shares suspended as MAS, police and accounting regulators examine allegations
Singapore’s central bank has launched a joint investigation with two other agencies into possible financial crimes by a major commodities broker.
The Monetary Authority of Singapore announced on November 20 that it had started investigating Noble Group for “suspected false and misleading statements, and breaches of disclosure requirements”.
The MAS said it was carrying out the investigation with the Singapore police’s commercial affairs department, and the country’s Accounting and Corporate
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