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Lime Asset Management, which announced the suspension of the repurchase of a fund worth KRW 1.6 trillion, was revealed to have invested KRW 19.5 billion in funds from a fund that was repurchased to a KOSDAQ company in January. The company is a company owned by the so-called chairman behind the lime, which appears in the transcripts of limes we reported.

Reporter Jeon Hyung-woo reports.

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Lime Asset Management purchased 19.5 billion won of convertible bonds of Star Mobility listed on KOSDAQ in January.

This company was owned by Chairman Mo, Kim, who is the chairman of the chairman of Daishin Securities, and the chairman of the chairman, “Looking for a lot of money and lobbying” in the transcript of the head of the center.

The purchase fund was confirmed as the money from the 'Pluto' fund, which had been discontinued since October last year.

On January 13th, 195 billion won flowed from Lime to Kim's star mobility, and Kim is suspected to have stolen the money the next day.

Star Mobility announced that they had sued Kim for alleged embezzlement of money of KRW 51.7 billion, including this money.

It was already a situation where an accounting firm was conducting due diligence against Lime Asset Management.

Even after the financial supervisory inspection and due diligence due to the repurchase cessation, Lime was able to finance Mr. Kim's embezzlement as a client's fund investment.

Star Mobility said, "Kim Mo, etc. are infiltrated, so I don't know how Lime and the funds went."

The Financial Supervisory Service is in a position that "how to manage fund funds is an asset manager's right, so the Financial Supervisory Service has no authority to intervene."

(Video editing: Ha Sung-won)