Commercial Affairs Department
Commercial Affairs Department | |
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Agency overview | |
Legal personality | Governmental: Government agency |
Jurisdictional structure | |
National agency | Singapore |
Governing body | Government of Singapore |
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Operational structure | |
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Parent agency | Ministry of Home Affairs |
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History
The department was founded in 1984 as the Commercial Crime Department with Glenn Knight as its first director.
Modern Day
As the white-collar crimes unit[1] of the police, CAD conducts a variety of inquiries ranging from corporate irregularities such as LionGold[2] and Data Register[3] in 2014, as well as casino-related offences.[4] It also has the right making arrests.[5]
Probes
High profile probes conducted by CAD include City Harvest Church[6] founder Kong Hee,[7] former bank relationship manager Vyia Lee Yock Sim who had misappropriated more than US$400,000 from seven high net-worth clients by 2006,[8] China tourist guide Yang Yin with a widow's niece over a legal tussle assets believed to be worth $40 million.[9]
References
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