Singaporean company director charged in Taipei, allegedly ran investment ploy that earned S$1.8mil


Victor Soh Kwang Liang, 45, director of GTIC Holdings, was charged in Taipei on Dec 20, 2021. - GTIC GOLD REFINERY

SINGAPORE (The Straits Times/Asia News Network): A Singaporean man and his Malaysian girlfriend are in the news in Taiwan for allegedly running an investment ploy there that generated profits of more than NT$37.2 million (S$1.83 million).

Victor Soh Kwang Liang, 45, director of GTIC Holdings, was charged in Taipei on Monday (Dec 20) for offences under Taiwan's Securities and Exchange Act and Banking Act.

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