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Singapore adds muscle to expert panel as probe into haze-linked firms gains speed

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Singapore adds muscle to expert panel as probe into haze-linked firms gains speed. (2026, October 30). South China Morning Post. https://www.scmp.com/news/asia/southeast-asia/article/3372667/singapore-adds-muscle-expert-panel-probe-haze-linked-firms-gains-speed

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Singapore has strengthened its expert panel to investigate companies linked to the haze issue by adding more forensic and legal experts. The task force now includes three investigative firms—Control Risks Group, FTI Consulting (Singapore), and Kroll Singapore—and four law firms or legal advisors: Dentons Rodyk & Davidson, Toby Landau of Duxton Hill Chambers, TSMP Law Corporation, and WongPartnership. This move aims to ensure thorough assessments and rigorous cross-border supply chain audits.
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As of October 30, 2026, Singapore has bolstered its expert panel to investigate firms linked to the haze issue by adding more legal and forensic expertise. The task force now includes three investigation firms: Control Risks Group, FTI Consulting (Singapore), and Kroll Singapore, along with four law firms or legal advisers: Dentons Rodyk & Davidson, Toby Landau of Duxton Hill Chambers, TSMP Law Corporation, and WongPartnership. The aim is to conduct thorough assessments and rigorous cross-border supply chain audits to address the haze problem effectively.

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📰 Singapore Haze Probe Accelerates
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Control Risks Group Dentons Rodyk & Davidson FTI Consulting Kroll Singapore Singapore

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Singapore GPE · 2× Control Risks Group ORG · 1× Dentons Rodyk & Davidson ORG · 1× FTI Consulting ORG · 1× King’s Counsel ORG · 1× Kroll Singapore ORG · 1× TSMP Law Corporation ORG · 1× Toby Landau ORG · 1× WongPartnership ORG · 1×

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Singapore adds muscle to expert panel as probe into haze-linked firms gains speed The task force combines legal and forensic expertise to ensure thorough assessments and rigorous cross-border supply chain audits Three are investigation firms: Control Risks Group, FTI Consulting (Singapore) and Kroll Singapore.
framing: assertive · carried by 1 article(s) · first seen 2026-11-02
2026-11-02 · South China Morning Post
Singapore adds muscle to expert panel as probe into haze-linked firms gains speed · assertive framing

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Singapore adds muscle to expert panel as probe into haze-linked firms gains speed The task force combines legal and forensic expertise to ensure thorough assessments and rigorous cross-border supply chain audits Three are investigation firms: Control Risks Group, FTI Consulting (Singapore) and Kroll Singapore. asserted
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The remaining four are law firms or legal advisers: Dentons Rodyk & Davidson, Toby Landau, King’s Counsel of Duxton Hill Chambers, TSMP Law Corporation and WongPartnership. asserted
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