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Annica chairman Ong quits just as $33 mil goes missing at his law firm JLC

Chan Chao Peh
Chan Chao Peh • 3 min read
Annica chairman Ong quits just as $33 mil goes missing at his law firm JLC
SINGAPORE (May 27): Jeffrey Ong, managing partner of law firm JLC Advisors, may have given instructions to pay out a sum of $33.2 million held in escrow by his firm for a client, Allied Technologies. According to Allied’s statement filed with Singapore
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SINGAPORE (May 27): Jeffrey Ong, managing partner of law firm JLC Advisors, may have given instructions to pay out a sum of $33.2 million held in escrow by his firm for a client, Allied Technologies. According to Allied’s statement filed with Singapore Exchange on May 23, the payment may have been “unauthorised”, citing a letter it received from JLC on May 22. Allied’s statement did not specify who the payment was made to.

Ong also abruptly resigned as non-executive chairman of Annica Holdings on May 20. In a May 22 filing with SGX, Annica CEO Sandra Liz Hon Ai Ling said Ong resigned via email with immediate effect, citing “personal reasons”. Stamford Corporate Services, Catalist-listed Annica’s continuing sponsor, was unable to contact Ong to arrange an exit interview.

Given his abrupt departure from Annica, Ong is now banned from taking up directorships or executive positions at all Singapore listed companies.

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