Seng Index closed at 9,247.9, down 135.1 from the Friday before (4 June, at 9,383). Others Sean Lau's character Fong Chin-bok was involved in a love triangle with Yuen Mui and Long Kei-man, played respectively by Vivian Chow and Amy Kwok. Fong married Yuen eventually in the series before she was presumed dead from her heart conditions, but in reality, Lau dated Kwok and married her in 1998, and they were encouraged by Chow to become a couple after the filming. Amy Kwok has not been acting since 2006. Yammie Lam, who played Lo Wei-ling, became mentally unstable like her character in the series. The Hong Kong media has since speculated that she has been possessed and cannot get out of her role. In September 1998, Lam lost control of her car while driving at Repulse Bay, and was admitted into hospital. Her mental illness was announced in the following year. She alleged to be sexually harassed by two renowned seniors in the industry, and was found dead on 3 November 2018, having died a few days prior. She was killed from slipping in the bathroom in her flat in Stanley, Hong Kong. Future film director Derek Kwok was so inspired by a quote spoken by the actor Law Lok-lam in episode 8 that he quit his original job as a graphic designer and started to study screenwriting in order to become a director. Sequel In 2000, TVB's rival station ATV produced Divine Retribution, as a sequel to The Greed of Man. Both its Chinese and English titles, as well as its characters, were modified to avoid association with The Greed of Man. It was directed by Wai Ka-fai and featured Adam Cheng and Sean Lau. See also 1973–74 stock market crash Hang Seng Index The Wolf of Wall Street Wall Street (1987 film) Overheard (film) References External links The Greed of Man Spcnet.tv reviews TVB dramas 1992 Hong Kong television series debuts 1992 Hong Kong television series endings 1990s Hong Kong television series Financial thrillers Serial drama television series Television series set in the 1960s Television series set in the 1970s Television series set in the 1980s Television series set in the 1990s Cantonese-language television shows Triad (organized crime)