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Unlike the explanation, the amount of the fund to stop the redemption of Optimus Asset Management, which is suspected of investing in the wrong place, has exceeded 100 billion won. The prosecution went on to seize and prosecutor Lee Seong-yun, the Seoul Central District Attorney, said he would investigate.

Reporter Hyung-Woo Jeon.

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prosecution has repeatedly seized and searched 18 companies including Optimus Asset Management and sales companies such as NH Investment & Securities and Hana Bank, the trustee bank.

Prior to this, the company also imposed a ban on departure from key officials such as CEO Kim Mo.

It was a full-scale forced investigation.

Optimus is accused of investing in public institution receivables and is actually charged with investing in lenders and insolvent companies.

Prosecutors accuse Optimus officials of fraudulent transactions, fraud, and forgery of private documents.

It will also open up the possibility that fund funds were illegally used to acquire the company and to track the flow of funds.

Prosecutor Lee Seong-yun, the Seoul Central District Attorney, ordered that the mass victims of mass crimes, such as the Optimus case, should be dealt with strictly.

In the midst of this, the third purchase of Optimus funds was stopped and the damage amount exceeded 100 billion won.

[Optimus Fund Sales Officer: The fund is issued by the Depository, but when I took it off, it was properly in public (institution) bonds. In the document.]

Some fund subscribers have joined the joint action by appointing a law firm to sue lawsuits against agencies involved in the situation, including managers, vendors, and trust banks.

(Video editing: Kim Jong-tae)