Papua New Guinea Retired General Jerry Singirok has been arrested by Taskforce Shield on serious allegations of breaching the Capital Markets Act of 2015.
Retired General Jerry Singirok Arrested for Alleged Violations of Capital Markets Act – Papua New Guinea
Retired General Jerry Singirok has been arrested by Taskforce Shield for allegedly breaching the Capital Markets Act of 2015.
He faces three charges related to the act, which governs capital market infrastructures, the licensing of market intermediaries, and the regulation of securities, bonds, and derivatives issuances.
The charges relates to his role as a Trustee and Fund Manager for the Pacific Balanced Fund (PBF).
He allegedly continued in these roles even after the revocation of the Capital Market License due to misconduct.
The charges include failing to hand over directorship and acting in these capacities without authorization.
Singirok has denied all charges, claiming he has been wrongfully accused and intends to fight the allegations. He was released on a K6,000 bail.


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