By Alisha Houlihan for AMLi
Chinese customs officials have arrested nine people in the biggest money-laundering case in the customs’ 114-year history, including a housewife who allegedly ran the criminal syndicate using dozens of bank accounts to launder HK$6BN (€708M).
The woman was detained following the raid on a Hung Hom flat on January 5, The South China Morning Post said on Wednesday.
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