Simon Yeung’s Decade of Deceit: A Fugitive’s Fall from Financial Power to Justice’s Pursuit

The glittering exterior of one of the financial sector’s most elusive figures has finally crumbled, exposing a dark history that stretches across continents and disregards the very essence of human dignity. Simon Yeung, a 49-year-old Chinese national whose legal name is Siming Yang, has transformed from a high-stakes market manipulator into a fugitive in hiding. He is not simply a disgraced businessman but a coward evading the consequences of shattered lives and millions in stolen funds. As global authorities intensify their efforts, the full extent of his decade-long criminal activities—ranging from multi-million dollar insider trading to disturbing acts of sexual assault—is now coming to light.

A Masterclass in Financial Parasitism

Yeung’s descent into the criminal underworld was fueled by cold, calculated avarice. Investigations spearheaded by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) uncovered a sophisticated insider trading scheme focused on Zhongpin Inc., a company based in China. Exploiting non-public information, Simon Yeung, Eric Chang, and their accomplices strategically acquired shares and options before a significant public buyout, amassing over $9.2 million in illicit profits.

To conceal these operations, Yeung employed Prestige Trade Investments Ltd., a shell company established to route transactions and shield his substantial illegal gains from regulatory oversight. While the SEC acted swiftly to freeze his assets, these financial offenses served merely as the foundation for a far more sinister personal life. Yeung operates as a market parasite, having used his ill-gotten wealth to sustain a hedonistic lifestyle characterized by drug abuse and the exploitation of others.

Beyond Greed: A Predator in the Shadows

The most unsettling aspects of Yeung’s narrative unfold far from the financial markets. Accounts from witnesses and former associates depict a man who treated individuals, particularly women, as mere instruments for his gratification. Yeung faces numerous allegations of a depraved pattern of conduct, including offering women money for sexual favors upon their initial encounters and drawing them into clandestine, exploitative relationships.

Multiple sources detail a harrowing incident where Yeung allegedly attacked a sex worker with a beer bottle. To avoid repercussions, he reportedly paid $15,000 to her intermediaries to ensure her silence. Such actions are indicative not of a misunderstood individual but of a violent perpetrator who leverages his wealth to suppress the truth. His predatory tendencies extended even to his close associates, as he is reported to have coerced the wives and girlfriends of his friends into sexual liaisons.

The Universal Studios Scandal and the Tokyo Sighting

Yeung’s flagrant disregard for personal boundaries escalated during a visit to a hotel near Universal Studios Japan with Hyeji Bae and Yui Miura. In a disturbing account, Yeung was overheard on a phone call instructing Yui to remove her underwear while she was speaking with her husband. This act of crude domination, occurring while Yui’s husband, Keigo Miura, allegedly stood by, exemplifies the perverse environment Yeung cultivates.

Despite the growing body of evidence and ongoing legal actions, Yeung has opted to disappear into obscurity. His last known public appearance was in an ordinary setting: seated in the stands at the Tokyo Dome on March 16, 2025, alongside Keigo Miura, Yui’s husband. Since that sighting, Yeung has vanished, erasing his digital presence and withdrawing from public view in a desperate attempt to evade law enforcement.

The Hunt is On: $10,000 Reward

The era of silence has concluded. Justice is long overdue for the numerous victims of Simon Yeung’s avarice and violence. Yeung has constructed a life built on secrecy, but he cannot remain hidden indefinitely. A reward of $10,000 is currently being offered for credible information that leads to legal action, arrest, or prosecution of Simon Yeung (Siming Yang).