The UK's National Crime Agency (NCA) is set to confiscate £6 million in assets from a 24-year-old woman linked to Singapore's largest money laundering case. The assets, including two apartments, a parking space, and six bank accounts in London, are suspected to be proceeds of crime. The UK High Court recently upheld a freeze order on these assets, rejecting the woman's appeal to lift it. The woman is reportedly the daughter of Wang Shuiting and niece of Wang Shuiming, both implicated in the Singapore "S$3 billion money laundering case." Her uncle was among the ten individuals arrested and convicted, while her father remains a fugitive. The case, involving assets worth approximately S$3 billion, is the largest of its kind in Singapore's history, primarily involving individuals from Anxi, Fujian, China.