Vietnam: Shark Thuy Accused of Bribery to Fabricate Revenue, Allegedly Defrauding Investors
A prominent Vietnamese investor, known as Shark Thuy, is under investigation for alleged bribery to create fabricated revenue figures, potentially defrauding investors. His company, Egroup, reportedly generated substantial revenue from mobile phone card sales, a business it did not operate. The case raises questions about corporate governance and investor protection in Vietnam.
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