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imprisoned former credit suisse manager

By International Adviser, 21 Feb 14

A former Credit Suisse AG relationship manager in Hong Kong has been banned from re-entering the finance industry after being handed a seven year prison sentence at the end of last year.

A former Credit Suisse AG relationship manager in Hong Kong has been banned from re-entering the finance industry after being handed a seven year prison sentence at the end of last year.

Lum Yin Ling was sentenced by the Court of First Instance in October after being found guilty of fraud.

The court found, between April 2011 and September 2012, Lum, then working as a relationship manager at Credit Suisse AG Hong Kong branch, misappropriated approximately HK$31m ($4m, £23.m)  on seven occasions from three client accounts, either by deceiving the client to obtain written instructions or by forging client signatures on relevant payment instructions

Following the case, the Securities and Futures Commission said it had decided “Lum is not a fit and proper person as a result of her conviction”. The case was referred to the SFC by Hong Kong’s central bank the Monetary Authority.

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