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Certis CISCO Security assistant vice-president among 3 men charged with corruption offences

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Claudia Tan
Certis CISCO Security assistant vice-president among 3 men charged with corruption offences
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Three men, including a Certis CISCO Security assistant vice-president, have been charged with corruption and falsification of accounts in Singapore. The charges involve bribery for confidential information and the systematic falsification of invoices across multiple companies.

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This case highlights the enforcement of corporate governance and anti-corruption laws in a major global financial hub, emphasizing the legal consequences of white-collar crime.

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Luis Phay Nai Yang (left) allegedly received a bribe of between $2,000 and $3,000 from Amos Kng Eng Seng.

Listen SINGAPORE – Three men, including an assistant vice-president of Certis CISCO Security, were on Sept 1 charged with corruption and falsification offences.

Luis Phay Nai Yang, 55, was charged with one count of corruptly receiving gratification.

The Corrupt Practices Investigation Bureau (CPIB) said in a statement that Phay had allegedly received a bribe of between $2,000 and $3,000 from Amos Kng Eng Seng, 53, as a reward for disclosing confidential information belonging to Certis CISCO Security.

Kng was the director and shareholder of Security & Risk Solutions (SRS) at the time of the alleged offences.

Certis CISCO Security is a wholly owned subsidiary of Temasek Holdings.

Kng faces three charges of falsification and one charge of giving a bribe as a reward for the disclosure of confidential information.

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