In Vietnam, interpretation of liability law becomes more open when the perpetrator goes beyond their responsibility, a lawyer said. "Different understandings lead to different decisions," said Nguyen Thanh Ha, chairman of Hanoi-based SBLAW. "Vietnam doesn't have case laws for such cases so it depends completely on the mind of the jury. "It's judgement day for us," said Yei, whose firm employs 55 people and has 94 investors, 93 of whom are Vietnamese.VietinBank is Vietnam's second-largest listed bank by market value. It is 64.46 percent state-owned, with its next-biggest shareholder Japan's Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ, a unit of Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group Inc, with 19.7 percent.

Source: The Star May 28, 2018 23:04 UTC