

Im Chang-jung has invested in the stock price manipulation controversy known as JTBC ⁇ The Newsroom ⁇ report on the 26th. According to reports, Im Chang-jung decided to reinvest 3 billion won of his shares in Falsify per diem instead of selling some of his stake in the entertainment agency he founded for 5 billion won, 1.5 billion won in his brokerage account and the remaining 1.5 billion won in his wife Seo Ha-yan (32)'s account. Im Chang-jung, in particular, allowed the state to invest his and his wife's IDs in Falsify force of influences. In an interview with JTBC, he said, "I gave him the right to do something with his ID card and his cell phone. I bought 3 billion won, but 8.4 billion won was bought (by credit purchase). He did not let me see the details. He said that he had been hit by someone. " "I have 6 billion won in debt now," he said. "Now I have to do another OO girl group tomorrow, but I do not have any money. I have to pay my salary this month. The controversy goes beyond Im Chang-jung's personal problems and is a direct hit with the new girl group Mimi The Secret Scripture, which he debuted last September. Im Chang-jung made his debut by training Mimi The Secret Scripture by selling 160 pieces of copyright including his representative song ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ . Mimi The Secret Scripture has been a hot topic for the Im Chang-jung girl group since the beginning of its debut, thanks to the power of the CEO, but in just seven months it has become unclear to maintain the team due to the unexpected risk of the CEO. Mimi The Secret Scripture has not been doing much other than communicating with fans mainly through its own content and vlog since its debut album AWESOME released on September 16 last year. It is time for a comeback in the activity cycle of a general rookie group, but there is no news. In addition to Mimi The Secret Scripture, the global audition for Im Chang-jung's agency is unlikely to proceed as planned. Im Chang-jung's agency announced on the 19th that it announced the launch of a global audition and announced that it will pay 100 million won per person to the final successful candidate who passed the final gate. On the other hand, the per diem stock price manipulation was revealed on the 24th when some stocks suddenly collapsed. The Financial Supervisory Commission (FSC) has investigated allegations that stock price manipulation force of influence intervened in the collapse of eight listed companies including Samchully, Harim Holdings and Daesung Holdings. The South Korean prosecutor's office has banned 10 operations force of influence, and the Financial Services Commission has launched an intensive investigation into stock price manipulation per diems.