Group 1 - The founder of the Prince Group, Chen Zhi, is facing lawsuits, sanctions, and asset freezes from multiple countries, including the United States and Singapore, due to involvement in telecom fraud [1] - The Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) has temporarily revoked the licenses of two companies associated with the Prince Group, Mighty Divine Investment Management Limited and Mighty Divine Securities Limited, which are noted to have ceased regulated activities [1] - The Hong Kong Insurance Authority has updated the licensing conditions for Mighty Divine Insurance Brokers Limited, imposing restrictions that prevent it from conducting regulated activities or handling client funds without prior written consent [1] Group 2 - Following the exposure of the fraud case, the movements of two publicly listed companies in Hong Kong, Ditaohada Holdings (01707) and Kun Group (00924), are under scrutiny due to their connections with Chen Zhi [2] - The chairman of FSM Holdings (01721) resigned after being linked to Chen Zhi, indicating potential reputational risks for companies associated with him [2] - Singapore authorities announced the seizure of assets worth 150 million Singapore dollars (approximately 890 million Hong Kong dollars) related to Chen Zhi and the Prince Group [2]
香港证监会及保监局已对柬埔寨诈骗案太子集团关联公司采取行动