Shocking news from Cordlife - arrests made over mishandled cord blood units! Read more to uncover the scandal.
Cordlife, a prominent cord-blood bank in Singapore, is currently at the center of a scandal involving the arrest of four directors and its former group chief executive, Tan Poh Lan, by the Commercial Affairs Department (CAD). The arrests come in the wake of a probe into potential breaches of disclosure obligations and irregularities in the storage of cord blood units. This unprecedented development has sent shockwaves through the healthcare industry, raising concerns about the safety and integrity of cord blood storage facilities.
Furthermore, Cordlife's acting chairman, former Group CEO Tan Poh Lan, and key executives were among those arrested and subsequently released on bail. The company's reputation has been tarnished as details emerge about damaged cord blood units belonging to numerous clients, with many more potentially affected. The fallout from these arrests has left stakeholders and clients of Cordlife in a state of uncertainty and disbelief.
In another twist, Cordlife has received a requisition notice to hold an Extraordinary General Meeting (EGM) following the submission of resolutions by Phillip Securities and TransGlobal. The turmoil within the company deepens as shareholder disputes and governance issues come to the forefront, adding to the already turbulent situation.
As the CAD continues its investigations and Cordlife grapples with the fallout of the arrests, the future of the cord-blood bank hangs in the balance. The unprecedented nature of the scandal and the implications for the healthcare sector as a whole make this a saga worth following closely.
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FOUR directors of Cordlife Group, along with its former group chief executive, Tan Poh Lan, have been arrested by the Commercial Affairs Department (CAD) ...
Former group CEO and four board members of Cordlife, a private cord blood bank, have been arrested. Read on to find out why.
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