SINGAPORE, Aug 31 — Her “clients” thought their money was being used in foreign exchange trading for profit but in reality, Wan Lai Kuan never intended to use the money in any genuine investments.
Yesterday, the 34-year-old was jailed for five years and nine months, after she pleaded guilty to six counts of cheating. Thirteen similar charges were taken into consideration during sentencing. The court heard that Wan had started Skycastle with two partners Chan Xuan Feng and Ang Shi Yi in December 2014 as a fund management business. It ran forex trading by using leveraged, or borrowed, funds for profit.
Through written contracts, clients of Skycastle were promised a monthly performance return of up to 5 per cent of their invested funds. They were, however, not allowed to withdraw their capital for a period of between three and six months. Seeking a jail term of between 70 and 76 months, DPP Lee argued that Wan should be considered a serial offender for cheating multiple victims over a period of close to three years.
Source: Digital Coin News (digitalcoinnews.net)
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