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Singapore police say they are looking into iron ore trader Radiant World

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Singapore's police force said on Thursday it ​has received reports about Radiant World, ‌one of the world's largest iron traders, and that it is looking into the matter.

It ​declined to comment on who filed ​the reports and what any complaints might ⁠be.

A Radiant World spokesperson did not ​immediately respond to a request for comment ​outside UK business hours.

Bloomberg News reported last week that the U.S. Justice Department is looking into Radiant ​World's business, while the Commodity Futures ​Trading Commission is examining trades involving the company ‌and ⁠its creditors, citing people familiar with the matter.

Radiant World has said it conducts its business to the highest commercial and legal ​standards.

The company ​has ⁠come under scrutiny from counterparties in recent weeks because of concerns about ​invoices provided to its banks.

Commodities ​broker ⁠Marex Group has frozen all Radiant World's accounts following allegations that the iron ore trader ⁠used ​invalid invoices to raise funds, ​according to two sources with knowledge of the matter.

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