The collapse of the Noble Group and the disdain shown to Noble investors by Singapore regulators is not isolated and I would argue that Singapore's institutional cover-ups are becoming more damaging than the original crimes. If perpetrators are not being investigated and/or penalized, this is giving them the green light to rinse and repeat. Go forth and screw over more investors is the message I take away. These cover-ups should be exposed with the same, if not more vigour, t

Of course the truth makes some people uncomfortable, but it would be irresponsible of me to remain silent. I didn't forge any signatures, I didn't witness them, I didn't enter a struck off company into legal agreements, I didn't fail to make disclosures to the market, I didn't send letters which would wipe 92.2% - 96.6% off the value of a company prior to an acquisition, I didn't offer A$3.6m to a plaintiff so that a pattern of fraud would be hidden prior to the announcement