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02 Oct 2009
Big Four firm Ernst & Young said it has reorganised its Hong Kong outpost three days after its offices were raided in connection with forgery allegations.
The firm said it has restructured its office and brought in its Far East Area markets leader, Albert Ng, to take on the position of sub-area manager for Greater China, MarketWatch.com reports.
On Tuesday the firm was raided by Chinese authorities, investigating the bankruptcy of Akai Holdings almost a decade ago, raided E&Y’s offices.
Further reading:Ernst & Young announce management shuffle in Hong Kong
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