A Wall Street financier who specializes in Chinese corporate mergers was slapped with a $75 million sex-harassment lawsuit by a 24-year-old former underling who claims he “trapped” her into merging as well.

Swedish-born beauty Hanna Bouveng says in the suit that her “virulent sexual harasser and stalker” boss, Benjamin Wey, forced her to wear tight clothes around the office and then fired her in April after she refused his repeated come-ons.

Bouveng worked at New York Global Communications as the married Wey’s director of corporate communications. Her Manhattan federal court suit claims the CEO insisted on buying her “tight skirts” and “low-cut shirts” to wear at the office and repeatedly creeped her out by making lewd sexual advances and remarks.

Bouveng also alleges she felt “trapped” into having sex with Wey in December 2013 after he got her drunk.

Wey could not be reached for comment.