Jul 03 2021, 9:51 AM
July 02 2021, 7:36 PM
July 03 2021, 9:51 AM
(Bloomberg) -- The businessman allegedly behind Singaporeâs biggest investment fraud is said to have pocketed more than half of the net funds investors poured into his company as a document pointed to lavish spending on private jets, nightclubs and cash gifts.
(Bloomberg) -- The businessman allegedly behind Singaporeâs biggest investment fraud is said to have pocketed more than half of the net funds investors poured into his company as a document pointed to lavish spending on private jets, nightclubs and cash gifts.
Ng Yu Zhi, 34, was responsible for outflows of S$475 million ($352 million) from his Envy Group of companies, according to a report by court-appointed judicial managers for the firms. The report was distributed to investors and seen by Bloomberg News. That compared with confirmed net inflows of S$841.5 million from investors, the report said, adding the tracing of fund flows is ongoing.