Malaysian-born TVB star Jacquelin Ch'ng claims innocence in suspected fraud case


TVB star Jacquelin Ch'ng claims that she herself was a victim in the alleged fraud case involving JPEX. Photo: Jacquelin Ch'ng/Weibo

Hong Kong-based Malaysian actress Jacquelin Ch'ng recently found herself entangled in a suspected fraud case involving a cryptocurrency trading platform.

The probe into the trading platform's alleged fraud began after the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission on Sept 13 alerted police that it was operating in Hong Kong without a license.

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