Hin Leong's O K Lim 'not given chance' to respond: family
Lim family says it has provided PwC with copies of medical certificates certifying him unfit for work for various periods
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THE boss of stricken oil trading firm Hin Leong Trading was not given a "reasonable opportunity" to respond to fraud allegations laid out in a recent report by PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) Advisory Services, his family said in a press statement on Thursday night.
PwC, the court-appointed interim judicial manager (IJM) for Hin Leong, alleged in a report filed with the Singapore High Court on Tuesday that the company had misled banks into lending it money. The oil trader also overstated its assets by at least US$3 billion and used fictitious profits to hide US$808 million in trading losses over the last 10 years, PwC alleged.
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