Dutch lender ABN Amro has filed charges against Singaporean oil trading house Hin Leong.
The trading company, which filed for court protection last week, showed losses of $0.8 billion, according to court records.
According to local news provider the Straits Times citing filings with Singapore's Accounting and Corporate Regulatory Authority, Hin Leong has debts totalling $3.85 billion to a number of Singapore and international banks including HSBC Holdings, DBS Group Holdings and Standard Chartered.
Under local law, the company has 30 days under court protection pending a decision on the full six-month protection period from creditors if so granted by the court.
