In 2023, the Corrupt Practices Investigation Bureau (CPIB) of Singapore observed an 8% decrease in corruption-related reports compared to the previous year. The total number of reports received was 215, indicating that the situation is “firmly under control,” according to the anti-graft agency.
Investigative Focus
Out of the reports received, 81 were registered for further investigation, based on the pursuability of the information provided. The annual report released by CPIB on Tuesday (Apr 30) highlights the specifics of these investigations.
Sector Analysis
A significant majority of the corruption cases under investigation, about 86 percent, originated from the private sector. The remaining 14 percent of cases were related to the public sector, underscoring a continued need for vigilance in both areas to maintain the integrity of Singapore’s business and governmental operations.
