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'I didn't know he was trading': Market maker testifies in Goh Jin Hian's false trading trial
A market maker, who is pending a jail term for market rigging, testified on Monday (Feb 9) in the trial of former New Silkroutes Group (NSG) chief executive officer Dr Goh Jin Hian. Huang Yiwen shared how he came to be engaged by NSG for S$60,000 (US$47,300) a month to increase its share price, and how he did not know that Dr Goh was allegedly trading on his own. Dr Goh, the 57-year-old son of former prime minister Goh Chok Tong, is on trial for multiple charges of false trading, along with former chief corporate officer of NSG, 55-year-old Kelvyn Oo Cheong Kwan. The pair are accused of conspiring with former NSG ... (full story)
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