Hong Kong jails former banker over $1.6B false credit, cryptocurrency bribes: Report
Former banking official gets four years in prison over false letters of credit and accepting $470,000 in cryptocurrency bribes.
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- Former banking official gets four years in prison over false letters of credit and accepting $470,000 in cryptocurrency bribes.
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