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David Rasif (born 1964) is a fugitive Singaporean lawyer wanted for misappropriating money. In June 2006, he took off with $11.3 million of his clients’ money, the largest sum misappropriated at the time. [1]
May 24, 2019 · David Rasif Allegedly made off with about S$11 million of his clients’ money in June 2006. Most of the money had been entrusted to him by an American couple who wanted to buy a bungalow off ...
Apr 4, 2022 · The story of David Rasif is an outrageous tale of professional impropriety. A lawyer by profession, Rasif had just received a sum of almost $2 million from his clients for a property purchase transaction.
Jan 19, 2016 · SINGAPORE - An accountant specialising in insolvency cases has been accused of pocketing more than $40 million from 21 companies he was tasked with liquidating, and another firm whose finances he...
Mar 26, 2021 · Former lawyer David Rasif allegedly made off with about S$11 million of his clients' money in June 2006. He is on Interpol's wanted list and is still at large. Mr Tan said...
Mar 11, 2022 · David Rasif's controversial past is brought to light by his daughter, Jade. Tyen Rasif and her family react to accusations and clarify their connection to the stolen millions.
Jan 30, 2008 · You David Rasif are guilty of grossly improper conduct in the discharge of your professional duty within the meaning of section 83(2)(b) of the Legal Profession Act (Chapter 161) in that you withdrew money from the client account of Messrs David Rasif & Partners without the authorization of the clients by way of the following acts:
May 23, 2019 · In June 2006, lawyer David Rasif made off with about S$11 million of his clients’ money — most of which had been entrusted to him by an American couple who wanted to buy a bungalow off Holland...
David Rasif’s disappearance, having cleaned out his clients’ account, shocked the profession to its core. Here was a man who participated in professional activities – secretary of the Association of Criminal Lawyers, a regular singer for Law Society events and generally a well-liked individual.
But the most sensational episode may be the case of rogue lawyer David Rasif, who fled the country in 2006, after allegedly taking S$11.3 million in clients' funds. Before his vanishing act, Rasif had dropped a cool S$2.08 million on gems in a four-day shopping spree.
