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Bankruptcy estate of Nelson Loh’s ex-wife to declare interim dividend

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Tay Peck Gek

Tay Peck Gek

Published Fri, Aug 4, 2023 · 10:47 AM
    • Lee Chai Hoon was formerly married to Nelson Loh (pictured), the co-founder of Novena Global Healthcare Group, who has been charged with forging financial statements of the company and using them to obtain bank loans amounting to S$18 million.
    • Lee Chai Hoon was formerly married to Nelson Loh (pictured), the co-founder of Novena Global Healthcare Group, who has been charged with forging financial statements of the company and using them to obtain bank loans amounting to S$18 million. PHOTO: BT FILE

    THE former wife of Nelson Loh Ne-Loon has an interim dividend for payout from her estate, a private trustee in charge of her bankruptcy affair announced in a notice on Friday (Aug 4).

    In the newspaper notice, the trustee from Deloitte & Touche asked creditors of the 44-year-old Lee Chai Hoon to submit their claims by Aug 18 for dividend consideration. The trustee did not state the amount of dividend for this round of distribution.

    Her trustee earlier put out an intention to declare the first interim dividend in August 2022.

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