The NCA targets 16 luxury apartments owned by Xu Haika amid a broader crackdown on illicit wealth
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U.K. authorities have frozen 16 luxury London apartments worth 24.7 million pounds ($33.2 million) belonging to a fugitive from Singapore’s largest-ever money laundering case.
The nearly seven-year sentence underscores the city’s crackdown on mainland elites using shadow banks to obscure illicit wealth
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The UK has also frozen assets linked to the alleged scammers, including a £100m London office building.
