Singapore broker pursues NZ entity over 'undischarged' $US15m
The FMA deregistered the entity from the Financial Service Providers Register last September.
A Singaporean company has stopped a Cypriot forex trader’s local entity, which it claims owes $US15 million on customer accounts, from being struck off so it can pursue its “undischarged claim” against the deregistered company.
Union Markets was incorporated in late 2012 by Cyprus-based Christos
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Hamish McNicol
Wed, 27 Apr 2016
Wed, 27 Apr 2016
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Singapore broker pursues NZ entity over 'undischarged' $US15m
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