Hong Kong feng shui master inherits $4bn fortune

A MYSTERY Hong Kong feng shui master yesterday claimed the estate of Asia’s richest woman Nina Wang, setting the stage for a spectacular courtroom battle over her $4 billion fortune.

Sat, 21 Apr, 2007 - 01:00
Stephanie Wong, Hong Kong

The announcement came as relatives filed their own legal papers over the wealth of the late eccentric, whose property empire and miser’s lifestyle made her a regular feature on both the business and the gossip pages.

The pigtailed, miniskirt-wearing mogul, aged 69, encouraged people to call her ‘little sweetie’.

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