Anonymous

11 Nov 2020

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What are your thoughts on Singapore to stop issuing S$1,000 note to reduce money laundering risk? Will that affect you in any way or not really?

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Daniel Kok

11 Nov 2020

Not really. $1000 is too big for a lot of businesses anyway.

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1M45

11 Nov 2020

Then use 10x $100 for laundery 😏

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Elyna

11 Nov 2020

Personally, it doesn't impact me at all. To be honest, I don't think I've ever had a $1,000 note on ...

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