Quah Su Ling

A Singapore court has sentenced Malaysian John Soh Chee Wen to 36 years in jail.

They have been convicted for criminal conspiracy, including false trading, price manipulation, deception and cheating.

We relive the sage of Singapore’s largest market manipulation case linked to John Soh and the crash of three penny stocks in 2013

SINGAPORE (May 16): Renaissance United, the renamed IPCO International, has been sued in the US state of Washington by an entity called Renovatio LLC.

SINGAPORE (May 13): Esther Seet, executive director of brokerage firm Lim & Tan Securities, reckoned "on hindsight" restrictions imposed by the Singapore Exchange on stocks of Blumont Group, Asiasons Capital (now known as Attilan Group) and LionGo

SINGAPORE (May 6): The trial of John Soh Chee Wen and Quah Su Ling resumed on Monday with defence counsels accusing former Lim & Tan remiser Andy Lee Chee Wee of lying and concealing facts in court.

SINGAPORE (Apr 29): The penny stock crash trial resumed on April 22, with lawyers for the two alleged masterminds casting doubts on the testimonies of prosecution witnesses. Two witnesses, both brokers, have taken the stand so far. Jack Ng Kit Kiat and Al

SINGAPORE (Apr 24): Alex Chew Keng Chiow, the RHB Securities remisier who is the prosecution’s second witness in the 2013 penny stock crash trial, has admitted that even his third conditional statement to the Commercial Affairs Department may have conta

SINGAPORE (Mar 28): The defence counsel for John Soh Chee Wen, the alleged mastermind behind the 2013 penny stock crash, in court on Thursday accused the prosecution’s first witness of being coached by an investigating officer (IO).

SINGAPORE (Mar 27): Ng Kit Kiat, a broker at OCBC Securities, was called as the first witness in penny stock crash trial on Wednesday, as the prosecution sought to reveal deeper insight into the details of the market manipulation scheme.