The ICAC has prosecuted more people at the managerial level in the years following the Asian financial turmoil, representing over 30 per cent of total private sector prosecutions.

A subcontractor was today (Tuesday) sentenced to six months' imprisonment at District Court for making false claims of payments from the Architectural Services Department (ASD) for maintenance works at government properties.

A staff of the Highways Department (HyD) and a subcontractor were today (Friday) charged by the ICAC for their alleged involvement in a fraudulent scheme to deceive HyD over the replacement of damaged asbestos wall panels inside the Aberdeen Tunnel.

A former employee of an airline company, charged by the ICAC, appeared in Eastern Magistracy today (Thursday) for allegedly accepting bribe payments totalling $460,000 for reserving cargo space on aircraft.

Two officers of the Television and Entertainment Licensing Authority (TELA) were today (Thursday) charged by the ICAC for allegedly abusing their authority in awarding TELA's printing and production contracts worth about $800,000 in total.

A woman and her brother, charged by the ICAC in connection with a fraudulent scheme to obtain bank credit facilities totalling $65.5 million, were today (Wednesday) found guilty by a jury of the Court of First Instance.

A former assistant stage manager of the Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra (HKPO), charged by the ICAC for allegedly defrauding the orchestra of $5,000 over payments for casual workers, appeared in Kowloon City Magistracy today (Wednesday).

Twenty-four officers of the Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC) were today (Tuesday) presented awards in recognition of their distinguished service.

A former site agent was today (Monday) jailed for two and a half years at District Court for conspiracy to defraud in relation to substandard works at a site formation project at the Po Lam Road Platform.

The ICAC has arrested 14 persons, including nine serving staff of the Hongkong Post, for alleged involvement in a fraudulent scheme to misappropriate cash proceeds by arranging bogus business transactions using credit cards for Speedpost service totalling $1 million.