The Commission Against Corruption (CCAC) is the government entity charged with fighting corruption in the former Portuguese colony.
"Jones Lang LaSalle are currently assisting the CCAC with its inquiries, we prefer not to comment further at this stage," Jo Soo, head of marketing for Hong Kong and Macau, said in an email.
Ao, currently serving a 28-1/2 year sentence for taking bribes to expedite deals in Macau, is standing trial on nine fresh charges of alleged corruption.
The South China Morning Post reported on Thursday that Jones Lang LaSalle was named in court in connection with the Ao case.
(Reporting by Alex Frew McMillan; Editing by Kim Coghill)
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