Vietnamese Tycoon's Jail Term Reduced in US$146 Million Stock Fraud
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Vietnamese tycoon’s jail term cut to seven years in US$146m stock fraud case
HANOI, June 26 — A Vietnamese appeal court on Thursday slashed a former property and aviation tycoon’s jail sentence in a US$146 million (RM617 million) fraud and stock market manipulation case from 21 years to seven. Trinh Van Quyet, who owned the FLC empire of luxury resorts, golf courses and budget carrier Bamboo Airways, was given the lengthy jail term in August after a trial. Quyet and 49 others including his two sisters and four stock exch…
Vietnamese tycoon's jail term reduced in US$146 million stock fraud
HANOI: A Vietnamese appeal court on Thursday (Jun 26) slashed a former property and aviation tycoon's jail sentence in a US$146 million fraud and stock market manipulation case from 21 years to seven. Trinh Van Quyet, who owned the FLC empire of luxury resorts, golf courses and budget carrier Bamboo Airway
Vietnamese tycoon’s jail term reduced in $146 million stock fraud
HANOI: A Vietnamese appeal court on Thursday slashed a former property and aviation tycoon’s jail sentence in a $146 million fraud and stock market manipulation case from 21 years to seven. Trinh Van Quyet, who owned the FLC empire of luxury resorts, golf courses and budget carrier Bamboo Airways, was given the lengthy jail term in August after a trial. Quyet and 49 others
(Dan Tri) - On the morning of June 26, the High People's Court in Hanoi issued an appeal verdict for 50 defendants in the case of Fraudulent appropriation of property and Stock market manipulation occurring at FLC Group Joint Stock Company.
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