Soh, two others, charged with stock manipulation


Malaysian dealmaker John Soh Chee Wen arrives at the Supreme Court on 27 January 2016. His request to return to Malaysia was turned down by the courts, after the prosecution said that charges may be brought against him soon.The Malaysian businessman, who has not been charged to date, has been helping the CAD with its sweeping probe launched in April 2014 into October 2013 penny stock crash that wiped out 8 billion in market value.

Businessman slapped with 181 charges

THREE years after the collapse of three penny stocks on the Singapore Exchange, Malaysian businessman Datuk Soh Chee Wen (pic) has been charged in what prosecutors have decribed as “the largest market manipulation” case in the island republic.

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