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iProsperity liquidators claim a $1.1m unit bought with company cash

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The liquidators of iProsperity are pursuing a company linked to the collapsed property group’s missing ex-chief financial officer Harry Huang, alleging company funds were used to buy a $1.1 million unit in inner Sydney.

iProsperity founders Michael Gu and Harry Huang. 

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