ANGRY investors who lost $85 million in the collapse of foreign exchange company EGI International will today march on Government House and demand an ''international hunt'' for the owners of the firm.
The directors of EGI disappeared from its Exchange Square offices two weeks ago, leaving more than 250 investors wondering whether they will see their money again.
Police inquiries have been concentrating on New York, where EGI is also thought to have operations.
Today, the investors will hand in a petition to Acting Governor Sir David Ford, which reads: ''We are clients of EGI International Ltd, representing also hundreds of other forex investors with this company. As you are aware, the directors of this companyhave absconded with our money, which totalled more than $85 million. Many of us have lost our life savings.
''We hope you will instruct the Commissioner of Police to launch a full scale international hunt for the culprits, tracing back our fund deposits.''
