Chew Eng Han claimed he considered his role regarding Xtron bonds as “investment advisory”, not “investment manager”. He was also accused by the prosecution of “abusing the full discretion AMAC had” over CHC’s investments.
Church & Missions
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Chew Eng Han’s testimony in court showed his role could have been bigger in matters he has claimed little involvement in.
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Auditor Foong Daw Ching had “coached” accused on the proper and legal ways to do things while achieving the church’s aim of being discreet, testifies Chew Eng Han.
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The prosecution cross-examines former fund manager Chew Eng Han on matters regarding the Roland Poon incident and the relationship between CHC and Xtron.
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CHC TrialChurch & Missions
City Harvest Trial: Relationship Between Xtron And CHC “Out Of This World”
Whether Xtron was controlled by City Harvest Church has been an on-going conundrum even before investigations into the case started, Chew Eng Han claimed.
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CHC TrialChurch & Missions
City Harvest Trial: Chew Defends His Actions As Fund Manager As “Common Market Practice”
Former church fund manager defends the legality of his structuring of the “sham” bond investments and ARLA transaction.
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On his second day on the stand, Chew Eng Han raised issues already dealt with at length over the course of this trial, providing his own take.
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This generation of people currently in City Harvest Church is the most crucial cohort in the church’s existence, says preacher Paul Scanlon.
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It might have been one of City Harvest Church’s most challenging years, but 2014 has also been a year of great significance for the church.
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CHC broke ground with a number of new things this year.
Chew Eng Han agreed with senior counsel Edwin Tong that Sun Ho’s chart successes had nothing to do with the church buying back her albums.
City Harvest Church’s former fund manager, Chew Eng Han began his testimony by rationalising the bond investments he created, which he says are not sham.