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Chen Zhi, a China-born businessman, is wanted globally for leading a criminal network accused of scams, forced labor, and laundering billions, including $15B in Bitcoin.
Chen Zhi, a 37-year-old China-born businessman and chairman of Cambodia’s Prince Holding Group, is under international investigation for allegedly leading a transnational criminal network involved in scam operations, forced labor, and money laundering.
U.S. and U.K. authorities accuse him and his network of laundering billions in illicit funds, including $15 billion in Bitcoin seized by U.S. authorities.
The U.S. Treasury sanctioned 146 entities and individuals linked to Prince Group, while Singapore police seized over S$150 million in assets, including luxury vehicles and a yacht.
Chen, who holds passports from Cyprus, Vanuatu, and Cambodia, has renounced Chinese citizenship and remains at large.
His business empire, which included real estate in London, Singapore, and Taiwan, and luxury watchmaking, cultivated a facade of legitimacy through philanthropy and high-profile gifts to world leaders.
Prince Group has denied the allegations, though its official statements have been removed.
The case highlights regulatory gaps in global financial hubs that may have enabled such networks to flourish.
Chen Zhi, un empresario nacido en China, es buscado en todo el mundo por liderar una red criminal acusada de estafas, trabajo forzado y lavado de miles de millones, incluidos $ 15 mil millones en Bitcoin.