Mr N suddenly has 2.6 billion in his account and claimed he's unaware despite spending some of the fund. A thief will never admit he/she is the thief, but instead spin some stories to distract. What I presented are mostly facts that can be verified by anyone, of course some will still spin that they are not related. Also take some time to think if it's reasonable/sensible. As I told my friend, she should ask someone working in the Investment Department if such returns are possible, since she is working in a large institution managing RM 60 Billions of funds.
Again, just go and google all these info from the official websites and news clips from reputable news agencies.
First: SFC of Hong Kong, linking Triumph Global with domain tfxi.com
Name: Triumph Global (Asia) Limited/ TFX Global
Type: Unlicensed entities
Address(es): Unit A-C, 25/F Seabright Plaza, 9-23 Shell Street, North Point, Hong Kong
Website: www.tfxglobal.com and www.tfxi.com
Remarks: The companies give the above Hong Kong address but they are not located there.
Add date: 25 Aug 2015
The SFC’s warning was issued back in August 2015. While the company names are different, one of the cited website domains, “tfxi.com”, is the same used by TriumphFX today.
Second : SingliWorld scammers arrested, facing prison time and fines, linking Hermes Leong with Triumph Global
Leong’s other charges included one count under the Companies Act, in which he allegedly used Singliworld, a company incorporated in Singapore, to conduct fraudulent trading.
The charge sheet stated that he induced customers to invest in a “leveraged” foreign exchange trading scheme with Hong Kong-incorporated Triumph Global (Asia) Limited and New Zealand-incorporated Union Markets Limited, although the two companies were not involved in any genuine foreign exchange trading activities.
They also had no sustainable means of funding the returns to customers.
Third : Triumph Global brings us full-circle back to the SFC’s 2015 warning.
Singaporean authorities cite Leong as a member of Triumph Global’s “management committee”.
It seems after the SFC’s warning, Leong and whoever he’s working with
renamed Triumph Global to TriumphFX.
The fictitious corporate address in Singapore was also dropped, in favor of shell company registrations in the BVI and Vanuatu.
Vanuatu recently caught on deregistered “Triumph Int. Limited” back in May 2021. Guess which country it popped up after that! Yes, there are more stories as to why it came about in the new country.
After knowing all these, please go check out DrFX's
https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/3774126 too many pages to read, suggest just cover the first three and last three