Important investment market development: 7 foreigners claim losses of over RM31mil in investment scam. Analysis for investors across forex, equities, and alternative assets.
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- 7 foreigners claim losses of over RM31mil in investment scam Lawyer Andy Yeoh said the seven people who came forward today comprised four Chinese and two Taiwanese nationals and a Korean
- PETALING JAYA : Seven foreign nationals lodged police reports at the Cheras police headquarters today, claiming they lost more than RM31 million after being deceived by an international syndicate
- Lawyer Andy Yeoh said the seven were lured by an online investment scheme operated by a company known as “High Inspirations”, which promised a 5% return on each investment
- The investors’ withdrawal facilities were abruptly halted in September 2021, and the platform was fully shut down in August last year,” Bernama quoted him as saying
- Yeoh said the seven who came forward today comprised four Chinese and two Taiwanese nationals and a Korean
- He said more than 300 other victims intended to engage his services to recover their investments
- Source: 7 foreigners claim losses of over RM31mil in investment scam
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Published by Tophedgefunds on April 24, 2026. Source: 7 foreigners claim losses of over RM31mil in investment scam
