Ping Jiang, famous for the raunchy allegations made against him by a former SAC Capital subordinate, is talking up his new fund, Ping Capital, which he says returned a whopping 193 percent in 2009.

The interviewer in the video, which appears on the Opalesque Web site, doesn’t mention the dropped allegations by junior trader Andrew Tong, who said dressing up as a woman, taking female hormone pills and performing “oral sodomy” were allegedly all part of a “training program” Jiang forced on him when he was working at SAC. (You can read about the accusations in this Post story.)

In the roughly 10-minute-long video, Jiang says he moved to Shanghai in 2007 with several members of his SAC Capital team, and started his fund shortly with roughly $20 million in employee cash. The hedge fund’s securities got trapped by Lehman Brothers when the firm went bankrupt in late 2008, prompting investors to pull their money.

Ping Capital, worth an estimated $60 million, bounced back the next year despite no access to leverage in 2009.