By most accounts, Singapore’s economy has been thriving, notably gaining ground as the Greater China market continues to feel the palpable effects of its former zero-COVID policy.  

But the “squeaky clean” reputation of the city-state, which has for years been ranked as one of the world’s least corrupt countries, may be under attack. Recent high-profile corruption and money laundering scandals have seized the spotlight, raising questions about the country’s susceptibility to illegal funds.