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A Christchurch couple is facing more than 200 Serious Fraud Office charges over an alleged 4.1 million dollar Ponzi scheme - 16-May-2023 - Vimarsana News

A Christchurch couple is facing more than 200 Serious Fraud Office charges over an alleged 4.1 million dollar Ponzi scheme - 16-May-2023

A Christchurch couple is facing more than 200 Serious Fraud Office charges over an alleged 4.1 million dollar Ponzi scheme

A Christchurch couple is facing more than 200 Serious Fraud Office charges over an alleged 4.1 million dollar Ponzi scheme - 16-May-2023 - Vimarsana News

A Christchurch couple is facing more than 200 Serious Fraud Office charges over an alleged 4.1 million dollar Ponzi scheme - 16-May-2023

A Christchurch couple is facing more than 200 Serious Fraud Office charges over an alleged 4.1 million dollar Ponzi scheme

Serious Fraud Office probe as couple accused of defrauding dozens of up to $5m - Vimarsana News

Serious Fraud Office probe as couple accused of defrauding dozens of up to $5m

Prominent figures including former Ngāi Tahu chairman Tā Mark Solomon fear money they invested through the Christchurch pair is now gone.

'I am gutted': Former Ngāi Tahu chair fears investment lost as company investigated - Vimarsana News

'I am gutted': Former Ngāi Tahu chair fears investment lost as company investigated

Former Ngāi Tahu chairman Tā Mark Solomon and his family and friends invested millions in a company now being investigated by the Serious Fraud Office.

'I am gutted': Former Ngāi Tahu chairman fears investment lost as company investigated - Vimarsana News

'I am gutted': Former Ngāi Tahu chairman fears investment lost as company investigated

Former Ngāi Tahu chairman Tā Mark Solomon and his family and friends invested millions in a company now being investigated by the Serious Fraud Office.