The Quang Tri Provincial Police issued an emergency detention order for three thugs who extorted over 76 cubic meters of wood worth more than 1,1 billion VND under the pretext of "debt collection".
The An Lão District Police (Hai Phong City) are investigating and verifying the incident where a group of thugs went to a resident's house to collect a debt with exorbitant interest rates, and beat the debtor, causing him to be hospitalized on the 28th day of the Lunar New Year.
The land use rights and assets attached to the land that will be formed in the future in Zones A and B of the Royal Marina Center Project (Khanh Hoa) are being put up for sale by the bank.
The Da Nang Department of Transport has affirmed that the bank's seizure of the Quang An 1 bus does not affect the operation of the city's subsidized bus routes.
FE Credit affirms that it has transferred bad debts to partners for debt recovery in accordance with regulations, and that company employees do not go to customers' homes to collect debts.
After assaulting the debtor, Tung went to the corner of the doorway, grabbed a pig-slaughtering knife, and pointed it at Mr. T.'s face, threatening him.
Trapped by a group of individuals, Pham Thai Duong was forced to take out high-interest loans worth billions of dong, plunging his entire family into dire straits.
Following ACB, Viet Capital Bank recently had to sell off HNG shares owned by Hoang Anh Gia Lai, which were pledged as collateral by the group, in order to recover debt.
Seeing that an acquaintance had lent him money and he couldn't get it back, Binh offered to help collect the debt and demanded a 50% share. After receiving the debtor's agreement, Binh went to the debtor's house, beat him up, and threatened him.
The owner of a pub and pawn shop is believed to be the ringleader of a notorious debt collection gang in Quang Nam and Da Nang that has just been dismantled.
The owner of a pub and pawn shop is believed to be the ringleader of a notorious debt collection gang in Quang Nam and Da Nang that has just been dismantled.
Faced with extremely delinquent debtors and massive amounts of bad debt, many banks have come up with unprecedented and unconventional methods to recover their debts.
While the former Chairman of Sacombank's Board of Directors had his 1.600 billion VND loan offset by shares in a relatively easy manner, many other debt collection cases are causing controversy.
Unlike Ho Chi Minh City, where most bank lending activities were "liquidated" in 2009-2010, Hanoi has only just begun the process of... debt foreclosure!