A Singapore court barred Pritam Singh, leader of the main opposition party, from practicing law after his criminal conviction for lying under oath to a parliamentary committee. The ruling is a legal setback that may heighten political scrutiny, though it is unlikely to directly move broader markets.
A Singapore court barred Pritam Singh, leader of the main opposition party, from practicing law after his criminal conviction for lying under oath to a parliamentary committee. The ruling is a legal setback that may heighten political scrutiny, though it is unlikely to directly move broader markets.
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