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NUS Prof opinion article on KOM case. he says no more than a small dent to SG reputation...

 

https://www.todayonline.com/singapore/keppel-om-corruption-case-black-eye-singapore-inc

Probably too optimistic on the view of this corruption case, especially this article can only see things in the internal perspective since it is from the local media.

Other countries probably see things differently.

 

The old government is probably cleaner than the current one since they do not have to pay themselves obscenely just to keep things going. 

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it may be a sweeping statement but you can never be rich overnight following rules. so if we rreally scrutinize all that have made it within 1 generation, wonder what can find under those carpets. haha

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how did this bribery come to light though, i was reading the few reports but not clear who pao toh who.  

 

is it a case of didn't bribe high enough?  want to bribe also must bribe well, is it a case of incompetent bribing? 

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how did this bribery come to light though, i was reading the few reports but not clear who pao toh who.

 

is it a case of didn't bribe high enough? want to bribe also must bribe well, is it a case of incompetent bribing?

It's part of a being corruption scandal being undercovered in Brazil (Google car wash). Allegations reaching as far as their ex ex president, ex president and maybe even the current president.
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BOSTON (REUTERS) - A former lawyer at Keppel Corp's oil rig building business secretly pleaded guilty and cooperated with US authorities before the Singapore-based company agreed to pay US$422 million (S$566 million) to settle charges that it bribed Brazilian officials, according to court documents.
 
Jeffery Chow, a former senior member of Keppel Offshore & Marine's legal department, cut a deal to help prosecutors in their probe of Keppel and other former executives, according to the documents unsealed on Tuesday (Dec 26) in federal court in Brooklyn.
 
Chow, 59, pleaded guilty on Aug 29 to conspiring to violate the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act as part of his deal to cooperate. He admitted to drafting contracts that were used to make bribe payments, according to court records.
 

 

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AGC and CPIB no action on KOM (person in-charge) or Keppel (senior staff) and simply give a "conditional warning"?

conditional warning means if prove "wrongdoing" they will pursue?

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AGC and CPIB no action on KOM (person in-charge) or Keppel (senior staff) and simply give a "conditional warning"?

conditional warning means if prove "wrongdoing" they will pursue?

Conditional warning is for the company I reckon. Haven't say how the individuals are going to Kanna.

 

The agent specifically said choo chiau beng (amongst others) was involved and incidentally, he just resigned as m1 chairman.

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scapegoat...Jeffery Chow

 

Please dont blame our mini-star. They are all high grass people.

From the current news, it doesn't seem like this guy is the scapegoat leh. He's the inside guy who spilled the beans to USA. Being a us citizen, he can probably get away with whatever plea agreement they give him and avoid coming back to us for punishment. Other fellows probably got no where to hide.

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it may be a sweeping statement but you can never be rich overnight following rules. so if we rreally scrutinize all that have made it within 1 generation, wonder what can find under those carpets. haha

 

 

hmm... i guess the old birds here know there are 2 different business worlds... the glossy corporate brochure world and the real world

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non existent compliance department in the company....

 

even company lawyers help to draw up contracts for the bribery payments

 

gonna be embarrassing if this case is brought up as a recent example for our company's future compliance trainings

 

[shakehead]  [dizzy]

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non existent compliance department in the company....

 

even company lawyers help to draw up contracts for the bribery payments

 

gonna be embarrassing if this case is brought up as a recent example for our company's future compliance trainings

 

[shakehead]  [dizzy]

 

sifu. your company is very good. storeman also get to attend simi compliance training.

 

please let me know if you need asst storeman.

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non existent compliance department in the company....

 

even company lawyers help to draw up contracts for the bribery payments

 

gonna be embarrassing if this case is brought up as a recent example for our company's future compliance trainings

 

[shakehead][dizzy]

Yes. What is done may be modus operandi in a country like Brazil but the damage it has done to our squeaky clean reputation is Irreparable given this is a Temasek Co. Will there be an episode 2 for damage control?
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Yes. What is done may be modus operandi in a country like Brazil but the damage it has done to our squeaky clean reputation is Irreparable given this is a Temasek Co. Will there be an episode 2 for damage control?

What squeaky clean reputation? Those in the know around here already said such things are common and not just in Brazil but in sg as well

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What squeaky clean reputation? Those in the know around here already said such things are common and not just in Brazil but in sg as well

many amdks esp those who are not based in sg are not in the know

 

but a big case like this.... habis liao

 

 

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