Xu Zhifeng Departs from Hong Kong | HSBC freezes Xu's account and CEO will go to the British Parliament for questioning on Tuesday

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Author: Zheng Baosheng

2021-01-23 21:54

Last update date: 2021-01-23 21:54

Former Democratic Party Legislative Council Member Xu Zhifeng announced his departure in December last year and stayed in the UK with his family temporarily. The next day his and his family's accounts with HSBC, Hang Seng and Bank of China Hong Kong were frozen.

HSBC is a British bank. Xu Zhifeng said on social media that the Group Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Noel Quinn (Noel Quinn) and Chief Regulatory Officer Colin Bell will be accepted by the British Parliament at 2:30 pm local time on Tuesday (26th). Question.

After Xu Zhifeng and his family left Hong Kong in December last year, the bank froze their accounts and then temporarily unblocked them. Xu and his family then transferred about 850,000 yuan of funds to other places.

HSBC subsequently received instructions from the police to freeze their accounts again.

Xu Zhifeng said on Facebook that the Foreign Affairs Committee of the British Parliament contacted him, and then he provided the committee with information on the frozen accounts of himself and his family members, so that members of Parliament could grasp the details.

Xu said that in addition to his own case, the question on Tuesday also included the bank accounts of other Hong Kong people, churches, and organizations.

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