At a luncheon hosted by UBS for delegates of the World Cities Summit at Marina Bay Sands last week, security personnel stopped Artur Bordalo from entering the event hall.
They were convinced the curly-haired man - wearing shorts and a T-shirt which did nothing to conceal his many tattoos - was a gatecrasher.
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