UK freezes London properties tied to Prince Group associates
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British authorities froze millions in London real estate and assets tied to alleged Prince Group executives, including an £8.9 million penthouse, Decrypt reported.
UK authorities froze an £8.9 million London penthouse owned by Thet Li, the alleged finance chief of Cambodia-linked Prince Group, according to Decrypt. Freezing orders also targeted a £12 million mansion and a £100 million office building linked to chairman Chen Zhi, alongside luxury properties tied to alleged second-in-command Wu An Ming. UK officials are applying to a court on October 12, 2026, to maintain the seizure of £10.6 million in watches and jewelry as well as £92,570 in cash held by Li, whom authorities accuse of managing the network's finances.