Although the National Security Department's investigation had found no evidence of collusion between Wai Yiu-ting and Wu Chi-yung.
It was an established fact that Wai Yiu-ting had worked to get the Z Fund listed while vigorously pushing for the Hong Kong Government's Care Fund to invest in it.
This had led the Hong Kong Government and the Z Fund to sign a letter of intent.
Otherwise, the Z Fund would never have enjoyed such overwhelming praise and support from all sectors of Hong Kong Island society.
Yet the National Security Department had launched Z Storm Operations several days earlier, and now the Independent Commission Against Corruption also wanted to investigate the Z Fund.
Whether out of duty or concern for his own future prospects, Wai Yiu-ting would certainly seek out Wu Chi-yung to discuss the matter.
When the time came, the National Security Department would close the net and take Wu Chi-yung away right in front of Wai Yiu-ting.
He would have personally witnessed the arrest, on top of having an ambiguous relationship with the Z Fund.
Even if the Z Fund ultimately failed to implicate him, he would certainly lose the trust of the Hong Kong Government decision-making level.
Zhou Quan could hardly be blamed for being ruthless. Though he seldom involved himself in political struggles, he was hardly ignorant of them.
How could Sir Kwan possibly allow a potential enemy who hated him to get close to the Hong Kong Government decision-making level?
The National Security Department was poised to close the net, and Zhou Quan signed and issued arrest warrants one after another.
With the full cooperation of Wong Man-bun and Leung On-ying, the two leads in the case, every suspect involved in the Z Fund case now met the conditions for arrest and prosecution.
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