Singapore Charges Former Bankers in $2.3 Billion Money-Laundering Case

Two ex-bank employees and a driver face multiple charges in Singapore's largest money-laundering probe.

Wang Qiming and Liu Kai, former bank managers, are accused of forgery and aiding money launderers.
The scandal involved laundering illicit funds from overseas gambling operations.
Authorities seized $2.3 billion in cash, properties, and other assets last year.
Ten individuals have already been convicted and deported in connection with the case.
A driver linked to a wanted fugitive is also charged with obstructing justice.