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CORRECTED - RBS Coutts Sees Staff Exodus in Singapore: (Corrects staff being hired in 5 years to 200, not doubling; corrects spelling to Calamander from Calamandar) SINGAPORE/LONDON (Reuters UK) - More than a quarter of the staff at the Singapore office of private bank RBS Coutts have quit in a mass resignation and some, sources said, could be joining...; Tags: Singapore, Staff; News items 2009-10-12
Merrill Lynch’s Taiwanese Laundry: Greg Newton submits: ...Former president Chen Shuibian’s daughter-in-law Huang Jui-Ching reportedly opened two Merrill Lynch MER bank accounts in Switzerland at Merrill Lynch Bank Suisse AG in February 2007, and remitted millions of dollars from an anonymous Credit Suisse Singapore account in February and March that year...; Tags: Merrill Lynch & Co. Inc., Financial; External links 2008-08-22

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