Liquidators of Sargon Capital are probing a potential $3.6 million insolvent trading claim against the failed financial technology outfit’s directors, including entrepreneurial wunderkind Phil Kingston, former senator Stephen Conroy and former Crown Resorts chairman Rob Rankin.
The company’s auditors PwC also face scrutiny after Melbourne-based Sargon’s 2018 accounts failed to list a contingent liability for guaranteeing a $HK500 million ($82 million) loan.
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