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Hong Leong starts repaying elderly investors
Mon, Nov 03, 2008
The Straits Times

By Francis Chan

FIFTY elderly customers of Hong Leong Finance who invested in Lehman Minibonds are likely to be the first here to get their money back, as early as by the end of this week.

A spokesman for the finance company said it has already started contacting these investors with the good news.

'We have started mailing out letters to investors in the vulnerable group, informing them of our intention to buy back 100 per cent of their investments in Minibonds,' he said.

 

 


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