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Court docket upholds dying sentence for tycoon in $12bn fraud case

By Editorial Board Published December 3, 2024 2 Min Read
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Court docket upholds dying sentence for tycoon in bn fraud case

A courtroom in Vietnam has upheld a dying sentence for an actual property tycoon after rejecting her enchantment towards a conviction for embezzlement and bribery.

Truong My Lan, chairwoman of developer Van Thinh Phat Holdings Group, was sentenced in April for her position in fraud price greater than $12bn.

This equates to just about 3% of Vietnam’s GDP – a measure of nationwide wealth – and represents the nation’s largest ever fraud case.

The 67-year-old was discovered responsible of embezzlement, bribery and violations of banking guidelines following a month-long trial.

“The consequences Lan caused are unprecedented in the history of litigation and the amount of money embezzled is unprecedentedly large and unrecoverable,” the prosecution stated, as reported by VietnamNet.

“The defendant’s actions have affected many aspects of society, the financial market, the economy.”

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Lan nonetheless has the proper to request a evaluate. Pic: AP

Lan and her accomplices have been charged with illegally controlling the Saigon Joint Inventory Industrial Financial institution (SCB) between 2012 and 2022 to siphon funds by 1000’s of ghost corporations and by bribing authorities officers.

From early 2018 to October 2022, when the state bailed out SCB after a run on its deposits, Lan appropriated giant sums by arranging illegal loans to shell corporations, investigators stated.

In her mitigation, Lan’s attorneys argued she has admitted guilt, proven regret, and paid again a part of the cash, state media reported.

Lan nonetheless has the proper to request a evaluate.

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