Hong Kong Legislative Council member Huang Junshuo calls on JPEX victims to apply to Australia to prohibit it from canceling its registration

Odaily Planet Daily News JPEX is involved in conspiracy to commit fraud, and its company registered in Australia is applying for voluntary cancellation of registration. Wong Jun-suk, a member of the Legislative Council of Hong Kong's accounting profession, expressed concern that JPEX's practice of submitting voluntary deregistration at this important moment may make it relatively difficult for Hong Kong victims to make claims. Huang Junshuo pointed out in a radio program that deregistration is a simple way to wind up a company. This voluntary delisting system requires company directors to declare that they are not involved in litigation and have not been subject to claims. He suggested that the victims in Hong Kong apply to the relevant Australian departments and inform the authorities that the company actually owes them money or is involved in litigation in Hong Kong, which prevents the company from canceling its local registration. He said that the relevant process can be entrusted to an accountant or lawyer in Hong Kong. The most important thing is to do it quickly, because when the assets are distributed, they will be processed according to the order and amount of the claimants. JPEX recently proposed a stakeholder dividend plan to investors. Huang Junshuo said that any investment portfolio also depends on the value of the product itself, or the reputation of the service provider. Whether you should trust the so-called products they provide needs to be carefully considered. . (Economic Journal)