Chinese property buyers face restrictions from Singapore to Toronto

But this confidential financial regime has been punctured. Reeling from a $US2 billion ($3 billion) money-laundering scandal, the Singapore government indicated on October 3 it may subject luxury assets, including cars, watches and handbags, to anti-money laundering controls and increase scrutiny of single family offices.…

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