A manager of a trading company was today (Monday) convicted by a jury of defrauding twelve banks of about HK$150 million in Letters of Credit (L/Cs) loans, based on bogus commercial transactions in connection with Guangnan (Holdings) Limited (Guangnan).
Three persons, charged by the ICAC with allegedly arranging and participating in bogus marriages with residents in Fujian Province on the Mainland, were today (Thursday) given jail terms of up to eight months at Kowloon City Magistracy.
A restaurant worker, who impersonated a Detective Police Sergeant to swindle about $380,000 from a woman, was sentenced to six months' imprisonment at Shatin Magistracy today (Tuesday).
A proprietor and a property agent of a real estate agency were today (Friday) sentenced at District Court for a $800,000 mortgage loan fraud.
A Chief Programme Officer of Radio Television Hong Kong (RTHK), charged by ICAC, appeared at Kowloon City Magistracy this (Friday) morning on two charges of misconduct in public office under the Common Law.
A Programme Officer of Radio Television Hong Kong (RTHK) was sentenced to 16 months' imprisonment at District Court today (Thursday) for deceiving RTHK more than $248,000 over the implementation of a computerized music system.
The Court of Final Appeal (CFA) has ruled the common law offence of misconduct in public office constitutional while unanimously dismissing the appeal by a former Chief Property Manager of the Government Property Agency against his conviction.
The Court of First Instance today (Tuesday) meted out jail terms ranging from four years to nine years to three company directors charged by the ICAC for their roles in defrauding Hang Seng Bank Limited (Hang Seng) in relation to Letters of Credit (L/C) f acilities totalling HK$932 million.
The Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC) today (Tuesday) issued a guideline on secure handling of customers' credit card data for operators and management of retail businesses, restaurants, karaoke lounges and hotels.
Nineteen people were arrested by the ICAC for allegedly conspiring to deceive a market research company by corruptly falsifying interview records and questionnaires for a survey commissioned by the Hong Kong Tourism Board.