SINGAPORE, Jan 22 — Linberg Yeo Yu Wei, a 27-year-old accounts executive, siphoned over S$500,000 from his company in just two months, which he spent on Pokemon trading cards, an...
Singapore exec steals S$500,000 from firm for second-hand Rolex, Pokemon cards, gets jail for 19 months
Yeo discovered that his CEO would approve transfers if he mentioned the finance manager had already approved the payments. Between August and October 2023, Yeo managed to cheat his CEO into approving S$501,173 in fraudulent transfers to his bank accounts.
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