Investors lose RM1.4mil to firm ‘based in London’


KUALA LUMPUR: A group of 11 investors who joined a forex-trading scheme between 2014 to 2016 are warning others against the scheme.

The investors, who lodged police reports with the help of the Cheras MCA division last week, said they had collectively put in about RM1.4mil after being recruited by a mutual friend at the beginning of 2015 to join the “capital investment group” said to be based in Britain.

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