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Singapore-Based Trafigura Group Hit by Multiple Scandals

11 November 2024
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Singapore-Based Trafigura Group Hit by Multiple Scandals
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Singapore’s reputation as a commodities hub is at risk due to Trafigura Group’s legal issues, including corruption charges in Switzerland and a US$55 million fraud settlement in the US. The company, based in Singapore, faces investigations in multiple countries for alleged unlawful payments to an Angolan official. Trafigura’s involvement in the global commodities industry has raised concerns about regulatory challenges and ethical practices, highlighting the complexities of international trading.

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