Eight nabbed for banking fraud in Hong Kong
Jun 13th, 2008 | Category:Breaking News, World NewsThe Police has raided more than a dozen locations & arrested eight across Hong Kong as part of a 3.55 billion Hong Kong dollars fraud probe. The raids at two listed companies & 18 banks occurred yesterday.
Five men & three persons were nabbed, though charges have not been filed. An initial investigation showed a number of senior staff at the two companies had falsified accounting records last year to secure various bank loans amounting to Hong Kong dollars $1 billion.
Loans were later invested netting hundreds of millions of dollars in returns that were never booked on the company’s balance sheet.
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