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Cambodia extradites Prince Group founder Chen Zhi to China

→UK property managers must comply with seizure orders on Prince Group assets

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Cambodia has transferred Prince Group founder Chen Zhi to Chinese custody for prosecution after a US indictment alleging multibillion-dollar fraud.
Why it matters
UK authorities have seized multiple London properties linked to Chen Zhi and the Prince Group, placing those assets under UK asset‑forfeiture control. Prince Group‑owned casinos and real‑estate developments in Sihanoukville are shuttered or boarded up, leaving those sites non‑operational and subject to investigation.
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  • — UK property managers and trustees overseeing Prince Group‑linked London real estate must immediately surrender possession and hand over ownership records to UK authorities — failure exposes them to enforcement action and potential asset forfeiture.

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