Bourbon denies hacking Novu's Instagram account
Singapore
NEREIDES Antonio Giamundo de Bourbon, the global marketing head of Bellagraph Nova Group (BN Group), has denied hacking the Instagram account of Novu Aesthetics, as alleged by its executive director Marjory Loh.
Ms Loh - sister of Terence Loh, co-founder of Novena Global Healthcare - said she filed a police report last week on the issue, alleging the hacking by Mr Bourbon and deletion of posts.
In response to a query from BT, the Singapore Police Force said on Saturday: "The Police confirm that a report was lodged and investigations are ongoing."
Mr Bourbon, in his email to BT over the weekend in his personal capacity, said the allegation by Ms Loh "is a clear misuse of my name, and I am sure there must be misunderstandings".
He added that not only had he not hacked Novu's Instagram account but "my personal email and Instagram account have been hacked too..."
"I have been shocked by reading this news because I am in good relationships with Marjory..."
"I will not tolerate any other misuse of my name."
BN Group is a firm reportedly headquartered in Paris which emerged from a merger between Bellagraph Nova (an entity owned by Chinese businesswoman Evangeline Shen) and the Dorr Group (a private vehicle of cousins Terence Loh and Nelsoh Loh).
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