SUBJECT: Financial Strategist Weizhen Tang Challenges "Judicial Farce" with Evidence of Multi-Million Dollar Institutional Support at Upcoming Hearing

TORONTO, ON — January 23, 2026 — Prominent Chinese-Canadian financier Weizhen Tang today released documented evidence debunking the long-standing narrative used by the Ontario Securities Commission (OSC) to dismantle his financial practice in 2009. Ahead of his March 27, 2026 hearing, Tang is exposing the "liquidity trap" orchestrated by regulators that led to the total loss of investor capital.

Contrary to regulatory claims that Tang’s capital chain had collapsed, internal records from early 2009 reveal a powerhouse of institutional trust and liquidity:

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• The 5-Day Masterstroke: Following a live, five-day trading demonstration for investors and media in January 2009, Tang demonstrated an unmatched ability to generate returns in a collapsing market.
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• Institutional Commitments: Immediately following this demonstration, an institutional fund manager with over $6 billion AUM moved to allocate $2 million to $3 million for Tang to trade as a "fund of funds" trial.
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• Active Capital Influx: By March 18, 2009—days before the freeze—investors had secured an additional $5 million in fresh capital for Tang’s fund.
  
• Strategic Liquidity: While the OSC focused on a static bank balance of $1,400 to justify their intervention, Tang had already secured commitments ranging from $10 million to $50 million per month based on investor intent.
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Tang contends that the real destruction of wealth occurred not in the market, but within the legal system:

• Plunder of Assets: After the freeze, court-appointed receivers and law firms stripped away over $2 million CAD in fees—funds that belonged to the investors.
  
• Engineered Defenselessness: By seizing these funds, the system ensured Tang could not afford expert witnesses or a proper legal defense, leading to what he calls a "naked trial" and a "judicial farce".
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Tang draws direct parallels between his case and the Sino-Forest v. Muddy Waters tragedy:

• The Pattern: Both cases involved the destruction of billions in market value (Sino-Forest lost $6 billion) based on media-led "trials" and regulatory bias against Chinese entrepreneurs.
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• The Stand: "The OSC didn't protect investors; they executed an institutional abortion on a recovery plan supported by 116 signees," says Tang. "I am no longer a lamb to be slaughtered. On March 27, the Chinese financial spirit stands up."
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Media Contact:Office of Weizhen Tang Toronto, Ontario Strategist and Mentor to Global CEOs