Haru Invest CEO Hugo Lee Apologizes for Delayed Response to Recent Incident

June 21 (Cointime) - In a letter addressed to Haru Invest members, CEO Hugo Lee apologized for causing concerns in the wake of a recent incident and for the delayed explanation of the situation. Lee stated that the company's focus was initially on assessing the scale of damage and developing recovery plans.

Haru Invest is pursuing legal action against B&S Holdings for fraud and embezzlement, and will continue to update customers on the progress of their fact-finding and recovery efforts. Lee emphasized that executives are cooperating fully with authorities and are committed to recouping the losses of investors.

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