DBS Wealth Planning Manager Scam Clients

A man has been charged after he allegedly duped four people into transferring $348,000 in total to his personal bank accounts, and tried to cheat two others of $240,000. Pang Yu Heng, 27, who was a wealth planning manager with DBS Bank at the time of the alleged offences, was charged on Sept 5 with four counts of cheating and two counts of attempted cheating.

The Singaporean is accused of cheating each of the four victims of between $24,000 and $190,000. DBS claimed that his employment was terminated in June 2023. DBS have also reached out to our customers who’ve been impacted to provide our support.

Pang allegedly promoted fictitious fixed deposit products to his customers, promising high interest rates. In June 2023, officers received a report from a local bank about his alleged offences. He is accused of cheating his first victim of $74,000 over two occasions between early March and April 11, 2022. He allegedly used a similar method to cheat three others from around March 15, 2022, to March 1, 2023. In addition, he is said to have tried but failed to cheat two people of another $240,000 in total in January and March 2023.

For each count of cheating, an offender can be jailed for up to 10 years and fined.